CTimer: Measure the time elapsed during PHP execution
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| ctimer 1.4 | GNU General Publi... | 5 | PHP 5, Time and Date |
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This class can be used to measure the time elapsed during PHP execution. |
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 CTimer.php |
Class | CTimer class file |
 readme.txt |
Example | Example how to use the CTimer class and explain options for rounding the results. |
| testCTimer.php |
Example | Example script |
 testOutput.htm |
Output | output of testCTimer.php |
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| It is used to calculate the time spent on the page creation and execution of SQL queries. |
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