On Thu, Mar 06, 2003 at 09:23:44PM -0600, Bill Wood wrote:
I couldn't get getCPUTime (from module CPUTime) to work for me; if
Yeah, I had the same problem -- it would just return ten million or some other number, consistently. Use of getClockTime and diffClockTimes didn't help either.
anyone can enlighten me on how to get timing of function execution
For my purposes I run my program prefixed with the Unix command 'time', and with minimal output because printing 25k of rational digits seems to take a while. Having found parameters which finish in just under a minute I then rerun with output. Then I try to convince my TA this is valid. :)
BTW profiling didn't work; when I tried to compile with profiling
I was having problems with ghc 5.04; I got told to try 5.04.2 and haven't had problems since. Blessed be my sysadmins who responded quickly. To Oleg: I know about odd Bernoullis being zero and use that in the Bernoulli function itself; I hadn't thought about trying to simplify sumbn itself. Interesting... -xx- Damien X-)