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minstant
A drop-in replacement for
std::time::Instant
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measure_time
Provices macros to measure the time until end of scope
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fun_time
that allows you to easily time your function calls with a simple attribute!
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ttfb
CLI utility to measure the TTFB (time to first byte) of HTTP(S) requests. This includes data of intermediate steps, such as the relative and absolute timings of DNS lookup, TCP connect, and TLS handshake.
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criterion-cycles-per-byte
measure time with CPU cycles for criterion
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trice
A minimal replacement for std::time::Instant that works in WASM for the web and Node.js
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lucky
A program to test the probability of winning a prize
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code-timing-macros
Macros for easily measuring execution time of various code pieces
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fastant
A drop-in replacement for
std::time::Instant
that measures time with high performance and high accuracy powered by Time Stamp Counter (TSC) -
chrono-probe
Compare and measure the time complexity of algorithms
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tmrs
CLI utility to measure time performance of commands with things like averages
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print_perf
Ergonomic print optimization for Rust. This crate will provide a struct and a helper macro that you can use to measure and print out the time between two points in your code.
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gbenchmark
A benchmark library for Rust with inspiration from Go benchmarking
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adjusting_clock
Measure time, while synchronizing it with an external source, for example adjusting the clock of a client to match the time one of a server
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cortex-m-microclock
software clock for Cortex-M devices based on the CYCCNT hardware counter
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mqtt-ping
measure latency of an MQTT broker
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yatl
timing library aims to be a small and efficient helper to measure time spans in a convenient way
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elapsed
Measure execution time of a block of code
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kolbold_core
memory and time metrics collection
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fun_time_derive
The macro implementations of fun_time
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elapsed-time
help you to measure time taken by a function or a block of code for print debugging purpose. It output in stdout (using println) the elapsed time.
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exec_time
Print execution time of a function
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