Opm::Timer Class Reference

Provides an encapsulation to measure the system time. More...

#include <timer.hpp>

Public Member Functions
void	start ()
	Start counting the time resources used by the simulation.
double	stop ()
	Stop counting the time resources.
void	halt ()
	Stop the measurement reset all timing values.
void	reset ()
	Make the current point in time t=0 but do not change the status of the timer.
double	realTimeElapsed () const
	Return the real time [s] elapsed during the periods the timer was active since the last reset.
double	elapsed () const
	This is an alias for realTimeElapsed().
double	cpuTimeElapsed () const
	Return the CPU time [s] used by all threads of the local process for the periods the timer was active.
double	globalCpuTimeElapsed () const
	Return the CPU time [s] used by all threads of the all processes of program.
Timer &	operator+= (const Timer &other)
	Adds the time of another timer to the current one.

Detailed Description

Provides an encapsulation to measure the system time.

This means the wall clock time used by the simulation, the CPU time used by all threads of a single process and the CPU time used by the overall simulation. (i.e., the time used by all threads of all involved processes.)

Member Function Documentation

elapsed()

double Opm::Timer::elapsed ( ) const

inline

This is an alias for realTimeElapsed().

Its main purpose is to make the API of the class a superset of Dune::Timer

globalCpuTimeElapsed()

double Opm::Timer::globalCpuTimeElapsed

(

)

const

Return the CPU time [s] used by all threads of the all processes of program.

The value returned only differs from cpuTimeElapsed() if MPI is used.

stop()

double Opm::Timer::stop

(

)

Stop counting the time resources.

Returns the wall clock time the timer was active.

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

• opm/models/utils/timer.hpp
• opm/models/utils/timer.cpp