Does anyone know: Are there any builtin functions for FORTRAN
that are equivalent to the C " time()" function?
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David B Guan
by bg.. » Sat, 05 Oct 1991 03:50:09
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David B Guan
by Dan Pren » Sun, 06 Oct 1991 09:08:30
MCLOCK() returns the current process's user time, in clock ticks.
(On the RISC System/6000, the clock tick is 1/100 second.)
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You need to initialize 't' before you use it. You got lucky in one case
and 't' happened to contain a reasonable value. In the other case, you
didn't get lucky.
DS
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