I m working on a shared linux cluster with MPI. I m optimizing the
execution time of my algorithm.So i want to measure the exact execution
time of the program.How can i do this????????
I also work with a shared cluster and putting "time" before the command line gives me the execution time of my programs.
Anyway, you could also use MPI_Wtime() or the function times() from "sys/time.h" to get the number of clocks a process uses during its execution.
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