Timer Class Reference

Class which is used for run-time monitoring of events. More...

#include <CD_Timer.H>

Public Types
using	Clock = std::chrono::steady_clock
	Clock implements.
using	TimePoint = std::chrono::steady_clock::time_point
	Point in time.
using	Duration = std::chrono::duration< Real >
	Duration in seconds.

Public Member Functions
	Timer ()=default
	Default constructor. This creates a timer without any timer events and without a name.
	Timer (const std::string a_process)
	Default constructor. This creates a timer without any timer events and without a name.
	~Timer ()
	Destructor.
	Timer (const Timer &a_other)=default
	Copy construction. More...
Timer &	operator= (const Timer &a_other)=default
	Copy assignement. More...
void	startEvent (const std::string a_event) noexcept
	Start an event. More...
void	stopEvent (const std::string a_event) noexcept
	Stop an event. More...
void	eventReport (std::ostream &a_outputStream, const bool a_localReportOnly=false) const noexcept
	Print all timed events to cout. More...
void	writeReportToFile (const std::string a_fileName) const noexcept
	Print all timed events to a file. More...
void	clear () noexcept
	Clear all events.

Static Public Member Functions
static Real	wallClock ()
	Static function which returns the time (in seconds) between now and an arbitrary time in the past.

Protected Types
enum	EventFields { StoppedEvent = 0 , StartClock = 1 , ElapsedTime = 2 }
	Enum for indexing tuple. A rare case of where unscoped enums are useful.

Protected Member Functions
void	printReportHeader (std::ostream &a_outputStream) const noexcept
	Print report header.
void	printReportTail (std::ostream &a_outputStream, const std::pair< Real, Real > a_elapsedTime) const noexcept
	Print report tail.
std::pair< Real, Real >	computeTotalElapsedTime (const bool a_localReportOnly) const noexcept
	Compute the total time for all finished events. More...

Protected Attributes
std::string	m_processName
	Process name. Used for input/output.
std::map< std::string, std::tuple< bool, TimePoint, Duration > >	m_events
	Timer events. First entry is the name of the event. More...

Detailed Description

Class which is used for run-time monitoring of events.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Timer()

Timer::Timer ( const Timer &  a_other )

default

Copy construction.

Parameters

[in]

a_other

Other Timer

Member Function Documentation

computeTotalElapsedTime()

std::pair< Real, Real > Timer::computeTotalElapsedTime ( const bool  a_localReportOnly ) const

inlineprotectednoexcept

Compute the total time for all finished events.

Returns

First entry is the local time. Second entry is the global time.

eventReport()

void Timer::eventReport ( std::ostream &  a_outputStream, const bool  a_localReportOnly = false  ) const

inlinenoexcept

Print all timed events to cout.

This routine prints a header, the timing report for the various event, and a tail. All events are included but unfinished ones are not counted towards the elapsed time.

Parameters

[in]

a_localReportOnly

If true, no reduction over mpi

operator=()

Timer& Timer::operator= ( const Timer &  a_other )

default

Copy assignement.

Parameters

[in]

a_other

Other Timer

startEvent()

void Timer::startEvent ( const std::string  a_event )

inlinenoexcept

Start an event.

Parameters

[in]

a_event

Event name

Note

This will give a run-time error if the event has already been started (i.e. startEvent(a_event) has not been called prior).

stopEvent()

void Timer::stopEvent ( const std::string  a_event )

inlinenoexcept

Stop an event.

Parameters

[in]

a_event

Event name

Note

This will give a run-time error if the event has not already been started (i.e. startEvent(a_event) has not been called prior).

writeReportToFile()

void Timer::writeReportToFile ( const std::string  a_fileName ) const

inlinenoexcept

Print all timed events to a file.

This routine prints a header row consisting of the event names. The remaining rows are the timings for the various ranks.

Parameters

[in]

a_localReportOnly

If true, no reduction over mpi

Member Data Documentation

m_events

std::map<std::string, std::tuple<bool, TimePoint, Duration> > Timer::m_events

protected

Timer events. First entry is the name of the event.

The second is the identifier for the event

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• Source/Utilities/CD_Timer.H
• Source/Utilities/CD_TimerImplem.H