问题
I have the following code:
clock_t tt = clock();
sleep(10);
tt = clock()-tt;
cout<<(float)tt/CLOCKS_PER_SEC<<" "<<CLOCKS_PER_SEC<<endl;
When I run the code, it apparently pauses for 10 seconds and the output is:
0.001074 1000000
This indicates it passed 1074 clock ticks and 1ms, which is apparently false.
Why does this happen?
I am using g++ under linux.
回答1:
The function clocks returns the processor time consumed by the program. While sleeping, your process does not use any amount of processing, so this is expected. The amount of time your program is showing could be from the clock function calling.
回答2:
clock() doesn't measure elapsed time (what you would measure with a stopwatch), it measures the time spent by your program running on the CPU. But sleep() almost don't use any CPU, it simply makes your process going to sleep. Try to modify sleep(10) by any other value sleep(1)for example, and you will get the same result.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24292507/incorrect-time-in-c