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Re: [Cppcms-users] Execution/Page render time

[Vicente B. <za...@gm...>]

Well thank you for the help! it is so fast! I have implemented std::chrono,
because I want to show the execution time on the page, but when is the
correct time of render so its as accurate as possible, below is the
algorithm I want to implement, but when or where should be the time started
and where should the time be ended so its as realistic as possible (since
here I'm skipping render time I'm only using the login time)
    void intro()
    {
        //get start time
        content::master c;
        //load files and sessions, logic of the page
        //get end time and send it to the view render
        render("intro",c); //or get the time end on the view itself (.tmpl)
    }

is there a way I should implement it? maybe on other overloaded functions?
or something like preload, to get as realistic as it can be?

Re: [Cppcms-users] Execution/Page render time

[Marcel H. <ke...@co...>]

if you want the time from the request start until the end you can use the virtual method init and clear. dont know if there are other solutions. 
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Vicente Benavent <za...@gm...> schrieb:

Well thank you for the help! it is so fast! I have implemented std::chrono, because I want to show the execution time on the page, but when is the correct time of render so its as accurate as possible, below is the algorithm I want to implement, but when or where should be the time started and where should the time be ended so its as realistic as possible (since here I'm skipping render time I'm only using the login time)

    void intro()

    {

        //get start time

        content::master c;

        //load files and sessions, logic of the page

        //get end time and send it to the view render

        render("intro",c); //or get the time end on the view itself (.tmpl)

    }


is there a way I should implement it? maybe on other overloaded functions? or something like preload, to get as realistic as it can be?

Re: [Cppcms-users] Execution/Page render time

[Marcel H. <ke...@co...>]

Oh.. i did not see that you only want the rendering time. I'm sorry.
> Well thank you for the help! it is so fast! I have implemented 
> std::chrono, because I want to show the execution time on the page, 
> but when is the correct time of render so its as accurate as possible, 
> below is the algorithm I want to implement, but when or where should 
> be the time started and where should the time be ended so its as 
> realistic as possible (since here I'm skipping render time I'm only 
> using the login time)
>     void intro()
>     {
>         //get start time
>         content::master c;
>         //load files and sessions, logic of the page
>         //get end time and send it to the view render
>         render("intro",c); //or get the time end on the view itself 
> (.tmpl)
>     }
Two options. Either you do it this way:
start_time();
content::master c;
render("intro", c);
end_time();

Or you put (caution, it's not recommend) c++ code direct into your 
template at the end of your render page, where you put the stime into a 
variable and then print it out.

I think both options would be okay, but it's not recommend to put c++ 
directly into your template. Why? :D I don't know. Just don't do it ;)
>
> is there a way I should implement it? maybe on other overloaded 
> functions? or something like preload, to get as realistic as it can be?
>
>
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