Re: Bash Scripting - Timing functions

just put a line like this before and after the function call
for the number of seconds difference

if you need something shorter timed than a second, I do '%s%N' instead.
(see date command: i.e. man date)

BEFORE=$(date +'%s')
funct
AFTER=$(date +'%s')
TOTAL=$(( $AFTER-$BEFORE ))
echo $TOTAL

---- David Bendit <DarkElf109@ibendit.com> wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> I'm relatively unskilled at shell scripting, and I can't quite figure
> out how to time individual functions, rather than entire commands. Is
> there any way to do this? /usr/bin/time or bash's time reserved word
> both work, as long as I can time a single function.
>
> Thanks,
> David Bendit
>

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