CodeSiteEx

ADVANCED

The Timer function returns an object that can be stored; allowing the timer to be started and stopped on demand. This gives the developer more control and allows timings of partial methods instead of the entire method body.

procedure MyProc;

var

locTimer: IcsxTimer;

begin

{ Use the Timer method to get a reference to the

timer object. We have set the parameters to the

following:

aStyle = tsClockCycles (send timing in CPU clock cycles)

aAutoStart = False (must start timer manually)

aAutoStop = False (must stop timer manually) }

locTimer := CodeSiteEx.Timer(tsClockCycles, False, False);

{ Start the timer. }

locTimer.StartTimer;

{ Code to be timed goes here... }

{ Stop the timer. At this point, the timing will be sent to CodeSiteEx. }

locTimer.StopTimer;

end;