Definition at line 149 of file dc_clock.f90.
◆ dcclocktochar0()
| character(string) function dc_clock::dcclocktochar::dcclocktochar0 |
( |
type(clock), intent(in) |
clk | ) |
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Convert CPU time to formatted string
Formats CPU time appropriately and returns it as a character variable. If clk has not been initialized by DCClockCreate, an empty string is returned.
- Parameters
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| [in] | clk | CLOCK type variable |
- Returns
- Formatted string of CPU time
Definition at line 555 of file dc_clock.f90.
558 implicit none
559 type(CLOCK), intent(in):: clk
560 character(STRING):: result
561 character(20):: clk_name
562 integer:: name_len
563 continue
564 clk_name = ''
565 name_len = min(len(clk_name), len_trim(clk % name))
566 if (name_len > 0) then
567 clk_name(1:name_len) = clk % name(1:name_len)
568 end if
569 if (clk % initialized) then
570 result =
cprintf(
' %c%c %c', c1 = clk_name, &
571 & c2=trim(result_value_form(clk % elapsed_time)), &
572 & c3=trim(fit_unit_value(clk % elapsed_time)))
573 else
574 result = ''
575 end if
Date and time manipulation module.
Handling character types.
The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:
- /build/gtool5-1.0.0~rc5/debian/build-parallel/src/dc_utils/dc_clock.f90