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PHP Classes: Latest entries

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  CTimer

  Posted: March 11th, 2010, 3:58pm MYT

  Package: CTimer Summary: Measure the time elapsed during PHP execution Groups: PHP 5, Time and Date Author: Pavel Astakhov Description: This class can be used to measure the time elapsed during PHP execution.
  
  It can start counting time and at any time later stop and get the elapsed time since the start.