Posted by John Nichel on 03/15/05 17:22

Chris Boget wrote:
<snip>
> // At the very beginning of the script
> $startTime = date( 'U' );
>
> // At the very end of the script
> $endTime = date( 'U' );
>
> echo 'Total processing time: ' . ( $endTime - $startTime ) . ' second(s)';
</snip>

I would use microtime instead of date('U') or time(); since date and
time deal in full seconds. If your script takes less than a second to
process, you could end up with equal starting and ending times,
resulting in 0 seconds to process.

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