• Class name: Profiler
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public mixed $description

• Visibility: public

public mixed $startTime

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public mixed $endTime

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public mixed $initTime

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public mixed $cur_timer

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public mixed $stack

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public mixed $trail

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public mixed $trace

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public mixed $count

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public mixed $running

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mixed Profiler::__construct($output_enabled, $trace_enabled)

Initialise the timer. with the current micro time

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• $output_enabled mixed
• $trace_enabled mixed

mixed Profiler::startTimer(string $name, string $desc)

Start an individual timer This will pause the running timer and place it on a stack.

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• $name string - name of the timer
• $desc string - optional $desc description of the timer

mixed Profiler::stopTimer(string $name)

Stop an individual timer Restart the timer that was running before this one

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• $name string - name of the timer

mixed Profiler::elapsedTime($name)

measure the elapsed time of a timer without stoping the timer if it is still running

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• $name mixed

mixed Profiler::elapsedOverall()

Measure the elapsed time since the profile class was initialised

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mixed Profiler::printTimers($enabled)

print out a log of all the timers that were registered

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• $enabled mixed

mixed Profiler::printTrace(boolean $enabled)

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• $enabled boolean

mixed Profiler::getMicroTime()

Get the current time as accuratly as possible

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mixed Profiler::__resumeTimer($name)

resume an individual timer

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• $name mixed

mixed Profiler::__suspendTimer($name)

suspend an individual timer

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• $name mixed