Re: Finding the run time of a Fork process

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Why do you keep telling 'it seems'. Tell us what actually happened. Surely you realize no one is going to run that stuff.

As for better way, see times, POSIX::times, maybe even getrusage.

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Re^2: Finding the run time of a Fork process by edimusrex (Monk) on Jan 07, 2016 at 19:45 UTC
What I mean is that the first one that runs print out an expected 4 seconds or so but the next one appears to be adding an additional 4 seconds to the it meaning that if I run 5 processes they (for example) go 4, 8, 12, 16, 20 etc instead of an expected 4 seconds per thread (on average). As I am typing this I just realized that it may be correct as my webservice may only be allowing 1 process to interact with it at a time in which case my output is correct. I'll investigate that aspect of it more. Thanks again	[reply]

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Re^2: Finding the run time of a Fork process
by edimusrex (Monk) on Jan 07, 2016 at 19:45 UTC

What I mean is that the first one that runs print out an expected 4 seconds or so but the next one appears to be adding an additional 4 seconds to the it meaning that if I run 5 processes they (for example) go 4, 8, 12, 16, 20 etc instead of an expected 4 seconds per thread (on average). As I am typing this I just realized that it may be correct as my webservice may only be allowing 1 process to interact with it at a time in which case my output is correct. I'll investigate that aspect of it more.

Thanks again

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