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Programming language: Haskell
License: MIT License
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README
README
tagged-timers is a simple package for timing different IO
that occur within a program and grouping the results
according to dynamically generated String tags.
Example
For a simple example of usage, see examples/Example.hs
main :: IO ()
main = do
t <- T.create
T.time t "cat" (act "cat" 5)
T.time t "dog" (act "dog" 2)
r <- T.result t
putStrLn $ "Time Result: " ++ show r
which, when executed, yields the following behavior:
Prelude> :l examples/Example.hs
...
*Main> main
Starting action cat
Oh so sleepy...
(5 seconds later)
Finished action cat
Starting action dog
Oh so sleepy...
(2 seconds later)
Finished action dog
Time Result: [("cat",5.003739s),("dog",2.003825s)]