Profiler class usage example

Profiler uses WIN32 API function QueryPerformanceCounter() to measured C++ code fragment execution time with 0.8 microsecond precision.

Usage example:

#include "profiler.hpp"

void someFunction ()
{
while (1)
{
  // some other code
  .
  .
  .
  {
    Profiler test1 ("test1_timing.txt", 100);
    testFunction1 (); 
  }
  // some other code
  .
  .
  .
} // endwhile
} // end someFunction

The code above measures time between test1 object creation and destruction (by going out of scope). As a result testFunction1() execution time is measured. Every 100 iteration results are appended to text file test_timing.txt. Time is measured in computer timer ticks (approximately 0.8 microseconds). The API function QueryPerformanceFrequency () could be used to retrieve it's exact frequency.