Quasar::ScopedTimer Class Reference

Measures the time between its creation and the end of its scope, then logs it as an engine info message. More...

#include <quasar/core/ScopedTimer.h>

Public Member Functions
	ScopedTimer (std::string name)
	Starts measuring right away.
	~ScopedTimer ()
	Logs the name and the time elapsed since the creation, in milliseconds.
	ScopedTimer (const ScopedTimer &)=delete
ScopedTimer &	operator= (const ScopedTimer &)=delete
	ScopedTimer (ScopedTimer &&)=delete
ScopedTimer &	operator= (ScopedTimer &&)=delete

Detailed Description

Measures the time between its creation and the end of its scope, then logs it as an engine info message.

The timer starts in the constructor and the time is logged in the destructor, so the scope does the work. The message has the form <name> took <time> ms:

{ ScopedTimer timer("LoadScene"); LoadScene(); }

To measure a scope in Debug only, use QUASAR_SCOPED_TIMER() instead of creating a ScopedTimer directly.

Log::Init() must have been called before the scope ends.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ScopedTimer()

Quasar::ScopedTimer::ScopedTimer ( std::string name )

explicit

Starts measuring right away.

Parameters

name	Name written in the log message, to know which scope was measured.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• quasar/core/ScopedTimer.h