Dave Arnold wrote:
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> Thomas Jakub wrote in message
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> >How can I tell how much time a program has been
> >running for in a perl script? I tried to do $time01 =
> >localtime() and $time02 = localtime() and then
> >subtract $time01 from $time02, but I always get zero,
> >
Thomas Jakub wrote in message
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>How can I tell how much time a program has been
>running for in a perl script? I tried to do $time01 =
>localtime() and $time02 = localtime() and then
>subtract $time01 from $time02, but I always get zero,
>even though there was about five or
Thomas Jakub wrote:
>
> How can I tell how much time a program has been
> running for in a perl script? I tried to do $time01 =
> localtime() and $time02 = localtime() and then
> subtract $time01 from $time02, but I always get zero,
> even though there was about five or so minutes of
> activity
How can I tell how much time a program has been
running for in a perl script? I tried to do $time01 =
localtime() and $time02 = localtime() and then
subtract $time01 from $time02, but I always get zero,
even though there was about five or so minutes of
activity in between the parts where $time01
