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To: Gopher Broke who wrote (56167)9/24/2001 10:48:21 AM
From: jcholewaRespond to of 275872
 
> I was running with a big command buffer so I could scroll
> back to see the timing info. Just right click on the
> command prompt title bar, select properties/layout and
> make the screen buffer height 500.

In the end, actually, I just decided to redirect the time outputs into a text file. Basically, I have a batch file that looks like so:

@[that make -clean instruction]
@echo >>makeit.txt
@echo ---------------------------- >>makeit.txt
@echo Start Time: %TIME% >>makeit.txt
@[the actual make thing that does the compiling]
@echo End Time: %TIME% >>makeit.txt

Now that I think about it, I have an app called perl2exe and I could easily make a timing program like the one in unix.

    -JC


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