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How to Calculate Execution Time of a Code Snippet in C++
How can I get the time spent by a particular set of statements in some C++ code?
Something like the time utility under Linux but only for some particular statements.
If you are using GNU gcc/g++:
Try recompiling with –coverage, rerun the program and analyse the resulting files with the gprof utility. It will also print execution times of functions.
Edit: Compile and link with -pg, not with –coverage, –coverage is for gcov (which lines are actually executed).