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claudiuhks 11-03-2012 09:35
Module: Execution Time v1.0 [Linux + Windows]
 
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Execution Time
1.0




Informations

♠ You will be able to view how much time a function take.

Header File

Code:
/* Counts by now */
native Execution_Time_Stick( );

/* Returns time counted, float inside string */
/* Do not exceed 128 characters */
/* 16 characters is a good value to use */
native Execution_Time_Return( String[ ], Length );

/* Transforms float inside string in pure float */
stock Float: Execution_Time_Return_Float( String[ ] )
    return str_to_float( String );

Example of Plugin

PHP Code:
#include < amxmodx >
#include < execution_time >

new g_String[ 16 ];

public plugin_init( ) {
    Execution_Time_Stick( );

    for( new i = 0; i < 24000; i++ )
        server_print( "1 + 1 = 2" );

    Execution_Time_Return( g_String, charsmax( g_String ) );

    server_print( "Printing 24,000 lines to server's console took %f seconds!", Execution_Time_Return_Float( g_String ) );

    Execution_Time_Stick( );

    for( new i = 0; i < 12000; i++ )
        server_print( "1 + 1 = 2" );

    Execution_Time_Return( g_String, charsmax( g_String ) );

    server_print( "Printing 12,000 lines to server's console took %f seconds!", Execution_Time_Return_Float( g_String ) );
} 
Function to Remove Unused Zeros

PHP Code:
/*
  Input: "0.200000"
  Output: "0.2"
*/

Remove_Unused_Zeros( String[ ] ) {
  for( new Iterator = strlen( String ) - 1; Iterator >= 2; Iterator-- ) {
    if( String[ Iterator ] == '0' ) {
      if( String[ Iterator - 1 ] == '.' )
        break;

      else
        String[ Iterator ] = '^0';
    }
  }
} 

Arkshine 11-03-2012 09:50
Re: Module: Execution Time v1.0
 
The profiler of sawce can do that already. What is the difference ?

claudiuhks 11-03-2012 09:55
Re: Module: Execution Time v1.0
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Arkshine (Post 1831758)
The profiler of sawce can do that already. What is the difference ?
It returns the execution time of a public. Or of how many native calls you have in that public.
It's an AMX Mod X module.

yokomo 11-03-2012 09:57
Re: Module: Execution Time v1.0
 
Can this module record how long it takes for 1 player to kill 5 enemies?

For example:
Player spawn - Execution_Time_Stick( );
if (kill >= 5) Execution_Time_Return( g_String, charsmax( g_String ) );

***Edited***
Nevermind, it was public.

bibu 11-03-2012 11:37
Re: Module: Execution Time v1.0
 
Thanks, this can be very useful.

claudiuhks 11-03-2012 11:42
Re: Module: Execution Time v1.0
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by yokomo (Post 1831762)
Can this module record how long it takes for 1 player to kill 5 enemies?

For example:
Player spawn - Execution_Time_Stick( );
if (kill >= 5) Execution_Time_Return( g_String, charsmax( g_String ) );

***Edited***
Nevermind, it was public.
Yes, yokomo. But just one player.

micapat 11-03-2012 11:45
Re: Module: Execution Time v1.0
 
Maybe you can create a system with multiple timers ?

claudiuhks 11-03-2012 11:52
Re: Module: Execution Time v1.0
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by micapat (Post 1831805)
Maybe you can create a system with multiple timers ?
Sorry, give me more details. What do you mean with a timer? A task with forward? Like AMX Mod X main extension has?

Arkshine 11-03-2012 11:54
Re: Module: Execution Time v1.0
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by claudiuhks (Post 1831761)
It returns the execution time of a public. Or of how many native calls you have in that public.
Not sure to understand "time of a public".
If the purpose is to measure time of a chunk of code, sawce's profiler has 2 natives to do that.
Just wanted to know what is the difference, except the fact this one is a module, which is irrelevant.

claudiuhks 11-03-2012 11:58
Re: Module: Execution Time v1.0
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Arkshine (Post 1831813)
Not sure to understand "time of a public".
If the purpose is to measure time of a chunk of code, sawce's profiler has 2 natives to do that.
Just wanted to know what is the difference, except the fact this one is a module, which is irrelevant.
I mean, the time taken by the bunch of natives existing into a forward.


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