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CProfile - A simple class to do code profiling and tracing

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Hernán Di Pietro
Software Developer Nektra S.A
Argentina Argentina
Started with the Commodore 64 in 1986, programming BASIC.
In 1990, with the first 8086 PC, started programming in QB 4.x.
Moved to Visual Basic in 1995-1996.
Started with C++ a at the age of 23.

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This simple class allows to profile code sections and optionally print time elapsed and tracing strings in different formats.
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First Posted 1 May 2003
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