On 23 Jan, Peter Jeremy wrote:
> On Fri, 2005-Jan-21 14:49:41 -0800, Chris Landauer wrote:
>>i'm running some combinatorial search programs that take weeks or months to
>>complete, and no timer i've used is able to report correctly the user and
>>system time (they all make the same mistake - eventu
On Fri, 2005-Jan-21 14:49:41 -0800, Chris Landauer wrote:
>i'm running some combinatorial search programs that take weeks or months to
>complete, and no timer i've used is able to report correctly the user and
>system time (they all make the same mistake - eventually the user time stops
>incrementi
Chris Landauer wrote:
some summary output lines that illustrate the problem
n46 r08 295.722u 0.417s 5:17.59 93.2%
n46 r09 32031.689u 41.815s 9:34:08.17 93.1%
n46 r10 5672.848u 2096.191s 635:23:04.54 0.3%
(the last column is edited from the output from time in csh; the other
hihi, all -
i hope this isn't too long, but i have evidence to go with my problem 8-)
i'm running 5.3-RELEASE/i386, and i've been having a timing problem on very
long programs (i asked the -questions list a year ago, and got many helpful
but ultimately inadequate responses), and the same thing h
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