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#X text 175 237 Output is in milliseconds;
#X obj 114 206 cputime;
#X obj 19 12 cputime;
#X text 80 13 - measure CPU usage;
#X text 252 284 updated for Pd version 0.33;
#X text 16 285 see also:;
#X obj 92 284 realtime;
#X obj 164 284 timer;
#X text 187 156 output elapsed time. You can click multiple times since
it was last reset., f 25;
#X text 135 124 reset (set elapsed time to zero);
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#X text 102 15 - measure CPU usage;
#X text 151 187 NONE;
#X text 111 80 bang - reset (set elapsed time to zero)., f 43;
#X text 111 110 bang - output elapsed time., f 43;
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#X text 127 148 1) float - elapsed time in msec.;
#X restore 345 13 pd reference;
#X text 277 12 click =>;
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#X text 20 57 The [cputime] object measures elapsed CPU time \, as
measured by your operating system. This appears to work on NT \, IRIX
\, and Linux \, but not on W98.;
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