Source code for spinn_utilities.timer

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import datetime


[docs]class Timer(object): """ A timer used for performance measurements. Recommended usage:: with Timer() as timer: ... do stuff that takes time ... elapsed_time = timer.measured_interval or alternatively:: timer = Timer() timer.start_timing() ... do stuff that takes time ... elapsed_time = timer.take_sample() Mixing these two styles is *not recommended*. """ __slots__ = [ # The start time when the timer was set off "_start_time", # The time in the measured section "_measured_section_interval" ] def __init__(self): self._start_time = None self._measured_section_interval = None
[docs] def start_timing(self): """ Start the timing. Use :py:meth:`take_sample` to get the end. """ self._start_time = datetime.datetime.now()
[docs] def take_sample(self): """ Describes how long has elapsed since the instance that the\ :py:meth:`start_timing` method was last called. :rtype: datetime.timedelta """ time_now = datetime.datetime.now() diff = time_now - self._start_time return diff
def __enter__(self): self.start_timing() return self def __exit__(self, *_args): self._measured_section_interval = self.take_sample() return False @property def measured_interval(self): """ Get how long elapsed during the measured section. :rtype: datetime.timedelta """ return self._measured_section_interval