TStopwatch.cxx

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// @(#)root/base:$Id$
// Author: Fons Rademakers   11/10/95

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/** \class TStopwatch
Stopwatch class. This class returns the real and cpu time between
the start and stop events.
*/

#include "TStopwatch.h"
#include "TTimeStamp.h"
#include "TString.h"

#if defined(R__UNIX)
#  include <sys/times.h>
#  include <unistd.h>
static Double_t gTicks = 0;
#elif defined(WIN32)
#  include "TError.h"
const Double_t gTicks = 1.0e-7;
#  include "Windows4Root.h"
#endif


ClassImp(TStopwatch)

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Create a stopwatch and start it.

TStopwatch::TStopwatch()
{
#ifdef R__UNIX
   if (gTicks <= 0.0)
      gTicks = (Double_t)sysconf(_SC_CLK_TCK);
#endif

   fStopRealTime = 0;
   fStopCpuTime  = 0;

   Start();
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Start the stopwatch. If reset is kTRUE reset the stopwatch before
/// starting it (including the stopwatch counter).
/// Use kFALSE to continue timing after a Stop() without
/// resetting the stopwatch.

void TStopwatch::Start(Bool_t reset)
{
   if (reset) {
      fState         = kUndefined;
      fTotalCpuTime  = 0;
      fTotalRealTime = 0;
      fCounter       = 0;
   }
   if (fState != kRunning) {
      fStartRealTime = GetRealTime();
      fStartCpuTime  = GetCPUTime();
   }
   fState = kRunning;
   fCounter++;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Stop the stopwatch.

void TStopwatch::Stop()
{
   fStopRealTime = GetRealTime();
   fStopCpuTime  = GetCPUTime();

   if (fState == kRunning) {
      fTotalCpuTime  += fStopCpuTime  - fStartCpuTime;
      fTotalRealTime += fStopRealTime - fStartRealTime;
   }
   fState = kStopped;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Resume a stopped stopwatch. The stopwatch continues counting from the last
/// Start() onwards (this is like the laptimer function).

void TStopwatch::Continue()
{
   if (fState == kUndefined)
      Error("Continue", "stopwatch not started");

   if (fState == kStopped) {
      fTotalCpuTime  -= fStopCpuTime  - fStartCpuTime;
      fTotalRealTime -= fStopRealTime - fStartRealTime;
   }

   fState = kRunning;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Stop the stopwatch (if it is running) and return the realtime (in
/// seconds) passed between the start and stop events.

Double_t TStopwatch::RealTime()
{
   if (fState == kUndefined)
      Error("RealTime", "stopwatch not started");

   if (fState == kRunning)
      Stop();

   return fTotalRealTime;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Stop the stopwatch (if it is running) and return the cputime (in
/// seconds) passed between the start and stop events.

Double_t TStopwatch::CpuTime()
{
   if (fState == kUndefined)
      Error("CpuTime", "stopwatch not started");

   if (fState == kRunning)
      Stop();

   return fTotalCpuTime;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Private static method returning system realtime.

Double_t TStopwatch::GetRealTime()
{
#if defined(R__UNIX)
   return TTimeStamp();
#elif defined(WIN32)
   union {
      FILETIME ftFileTime;
      __int64  ftInt64;
   } ftRealTime; // time the process has spent in kernel mode
   SYSTEMTIME st;
   GetSystemTime(&st);
   SystemTimeToFileTime(&st,&ftRealTime.ftFileTime);
   return (Double_t)ftRealTime.ftInt64 * gTicks;
#endif
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Private static method returning system CPU time.

Double_t TStopwatch::GetCPUTime()
{
#if defined(R__UNIX)
   struct tms cpt;
   times(&cpt);
   return (Double_t)(cpt.tms_utime+cpt.tms_stime) / gTicks;
#elif defined(WIN32)

   OSVERSIONINFO OsVersionInfo;

   //         Value                      Platform
   //----------------------------------------------------
   //  VER_PLATFORM_WIN32s          Win32s on Windows 3.1
   //  VER_PLATFORM_WIN32_WINDOWS   Win32 on Windows 95
   //  VER_PLATFORM_WIN32_NT        Windows NT
   //
   OsVersionInfo.dwOSVersionInfoSize=sizeof(OSVERSIONINFO);
   GetVersionEx(&OsVersionInfo);
   if (OsVersionInfo.dwPlatformId == VER_PLATFORM_WIN32_NT) {
      DWORD       ret;
      FILETIME    ftCreate,       // when the process was created
                  ftExit;         // when the process exited

      union {
         FILETIME ftFileTime;
         __int64  ftInt64;
      } ftKernel; // time the process has spent in kernel mode

      union {
         FILETIME ftFileTime;
         __int64  ftInt64;
      } ftUser;   // time the process has spent in user mode

      HANDLE hThread = GetCurrentThread();
      ret = GetThreadTimes (hThread, &ftCreate, &ftExit,
                                     &ftKernel.ftFileTime,
                                     &ftUser.ftFileTime);
      if (ret != TRUE) {
         ret = GetLastError ();
         ::Error ("GetCPUTime", " Error on GetProcessTimes 0x%lx", (int)ret);
      }

      // Process times are returned in a 64-bit structure, as the number of
      // 100 nanosecond ticks since 1 January 1601.  User mode and kernel mode
      // times for this process are in separate 64-bit structures.
      // To convert to floating point seconds, we will:
      //
      // Convert sum of high 32-bit quantities to 64-bit int

      return (Double_t) (ftKernel.ftInt64 + ftUser.ftInt64) * gTicks;
   } else
      return GetRealTime();
#endif
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Print the real and cpu time passed between the start and stop events.
/// and the number of times (slices) this TStopwatch was called
/// (if this number > 1). If opt="m" print out realtime in milli second
/// precision. If opt="u" print out realtime in micro second precision.

void TStopwatch::Print(Option_t *opt) const
{
   Double_t  realt = const_cast<TStopwatch*>(this)->RealTime();
   Double_t  cput  = const_cast<TStopwatch*>(this)->CpuTime();

   Int_t  hours = Int_t(realt / 3600);
   realt -= hours * 3600;
   Int_t  min   = Int_t(realt / 60);
   realt -= min * 60;
   Int_t  sec   = Int_t(realt);

   if (realt < 0) realt = 0;
   if (cput  < 0) cput  = 0;

   if (opt && *opt == 'm') {
      if (Counter() > 1) {
         Printf("Real time %d:%02d:%06.3f, CP time %.3f, %d slices", hours, min, realt, cput, Counter());
      } else {
         Printf("Real time %d:%02d:%06.3f, CP time %.3f", hours, min, realt, cput);
      }
   } else if (opt && *opt == 'u') {
      if (Counter() > 1) {
         Printf("Real time %d:%02d:%09.6f, CP time %.3f, %d slices", hours, min, realt, cput, Counter());
      } else {
         Printf("Real time %d:%02d:%09.6f, CP time %.3f", hours, min, realt, cput);
      }
   } else {
      if (Counter() > 1) {
         Printf("Real time %d:%02d:%02d, CP time %.3f, %d slices", hours, min, sec, cput, Counter());
      } else {
         Printf("Real time %d:%02d:%02d, CP time %.3f", hours, min, sec, cput);
      }
   }
}