l*******d
发帖数: 93 | 1 Anyone can help?
I am going to measure how much memory and how long time a computation takes.
For example I am running the MS WORD,and issue a command for it to replace
some words in a very long article. Windows' Taskmanager can monitor the memory
usage by look-and-feel, is there any command line way I can keep track of it?
Most importantly, how can I keep track of the time it takes to finish this
operation? I didn't mean by using a watch manually. :)
Thank you so much! | m***a
发帖数: 38 | 2 try tasklist
don't know whether it helps. have not touched windoz for months
memory
it?
【在 l*******d 的大作中提到】
: Anyone can help?
: I am going to measure how much memory and how long time a computation takes.
: For example I am running the MS WORD,and issue a command for it to replace
: some words in a very long article. Windows' Taskmanager can monitor the memory
: usage by look-and-feel, is there any command line way I can keep track of it?
: Most importantly, how can I keep track of the time it takes to finish this
: operation? I didn't mean by using a watch manually. :)
: Thank you so much!
| l******e
发帖数: 153 | 3 My feeling is that the task list helps, but not very accurate.
【在 m***a 的大作中提到】
: try tasklist
: don't know whether it helps. have not touched windoz for months
:
: memory
: it?
| b******p
发帖数: 23 | 4 Google "Windows management interface".
memory
it?
【在 l*******d 的大作中提到】
: Anyone can help?
: I am going to measure how much memory and how long time a computation takes.
: For example I am running the MS WORD,and issue a command for it to replace
: some words in a very long article. Windows' Taskmanager can monitor the memory
: usage by look-and-feel, is there any command line way I can keep track of it?
: Most importantly, how can I keep track of the time it takes to finish this
: operation? I didn't mean by using a watch manually. :)
: Thank you so much!
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