$ww = new WRISTWATCH; $ww->Start(); ... yada yada yada ...; $ww->End(); $ww->Read(); This will give you in seconds (with many precision figures) how long the lines between start and end took to run. In addition, instead of just one starting point and one ending point, you can specify many points and later see the time it took from each point to the next in an HTML table.
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wristwatch |
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Shows how fast your script runs |
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GNU General Public License (GPL) |
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