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If you run your program using the "time" program, it will display the time it took for the program to run. For example:
Code:
[machine:~]:time ls -al >> /dev/null
real 0m0.045s
user 0m0.016s
sys 0m0.028s
My question is where to write the code?
under the program itself or in the bash command line?
and my program is under C not C++...
under the program itself or in the bash command line?
Please give us more detail about what you are trying to do. I do not understand what your goal is. If my previous post did not help you, we need more detail before we can help you.
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