elapsedtime

Let's say I have two forms. The first one will contain the start button and the other one is the stop button. Is there a way wherein I can determine the elapsed time between pressing the start and stop button and show it in the 2nd form. I tried doing this and arrive at these codes Form 1: Start button namespace WindowsFormsApplication1 { public partial class Form1 : Form { public DateTime startTime2; public DateTime endTime; public TimeSpan ts_timeElapsed; public string s_timeElapsed; public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); } private void StartButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {

When I assess my program, I saw that at some point I get up to 100msec time lapse. I have searched every operation, but individually no operation was taking this time. Then I have noticed that wherever I do place cudaThreadSynchronize call, the first call takes 100 msec. Then I have written such an example below. When cudaThreadSynchronize is called at the first line, the elapsed time value at the end is found less than 1 msec. But if it is not called then it takes 110msec on average. int main(int argc, char **argv) { cudaThreadSynchronize(); //Comment out it then get 110msec as elapsed time..

Using C#, how may I get the time remaining (before the elapse event will occur) from a System.Timers.Timer object? In other words, let say I set the timer interval to 6 hours, but 3 hours later, I want to know how much time is remaining. How would I get the timer object to reveal this time remaining? The built-in timer doesn't provide the time remaining until elapse. You'll need to create your own class which wraps a timer and exposes this info. Something like this should work. public class TimerPlus : IDisposable { private readonly TimerCallback _realCallback; private readonly Timer _timer;

How can we measure the time elapsed for running a function in Swift? I am trying to display the elapsed time like this: "Elapsed time is .05 seconds". Saw that in Java , we can use System.nanoTime(), is there any equivalent methods are available in Swift to accomplish this? Please have a look at the sample program: func isPrime(var number:Int) ->Bool { var i = 0; for i=2; i<number; i++ { if(number % i == 0 && i != 0) { return false; } } return true; } var number = 5915587277; if(isPrime(number)) { println("Prime number"); } else { println("NOT a prime number"); } JeremyP Here's a Swift

I am trying to delete text inside a text box after waiting 5 seconds, but instead the program wont run and does sleep over everything else. Also is there a way for me to just make my textbox sleep so i can run other code while the text is frozen? from time import time, sleep from Tkinter import * def empty_textbox(): textbox.insert(END, 'This is a test') sleep(5) textbox.delete("1.0", END) root = Tk() frame = Frame(root, width=300, height=100) textbox = Text(frame) frame.pack_propagate(0) frame.pack() textbox.pack() empty_textbox() root.mainloop() srgerg You really should be using something