ggml_time_us: Get Time in Microseconds
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ggml_time_us R Documentation
Get Time in Microseconds
Description
Returns the current time in microseconds since the timer was initialized.
More precise than ggml_time_ms() for micro-benchmarking.
Usage
ggml_time_us()
Value
Numeric value representing microseconds
Examples
ggml_time_init()
start <- ggml_time_us()
Sys.sleep(0.001)
elapsed <- ggml_time_us() - start
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Get Time in Microseconds
Description
Returns the current time in microseconds since the timer was initialized. More precise than ggml_time_ms() for micro-benchmarking.
Usage
ggml_time_us()
Value
Numeric value representing microseconds
Examples
ggml_time_init()
start <- ggml_time_us()
Sys.sleep(0.001)
elapsed <- ggml_time_us() - start
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