I think you have the wrong format specifier argument. Try %ld instead of %f.
Try using
dbg("Boot", "Function took %ld millisecs\n", (ts1 - ts) );
On Sat, Dec 7, 2013 at 6:53 AM, nivedita datta <sweetniv...@gmail.com>wrote:
> I am trying to calculate the time taken by a function that I wrote. I am
> using the component LocalTimeMilliC to do this. I have added the
> following lines to the configuration file:
>
> *components LocalTimeMilliC;
> TestC.LocalTime -> LocalTimeMilliC;*
>
> ...and in the module section of the implementation:
>
> *uses interface LocalTime<TMilli>;*
>
> ...and in the code:
>
> *uint32_t timestamp, timestamp1;**timestamp = call LocalTime.get();
> **...
> function called here ...
> ...
> timestamp1 = call LocalTime.get();
> dbg("Boot", "Function took %f millisecs\n", (ts1 - ts) );
> *
>
> However, it always prints the value as 0.000000 millisecs. Please let me know
> what am I doing wrong in this code or if there is a
> better method to calculate the time taken for execution of a function.
> Thanks for your time & effort.
> Regards, Nivedita Datta
>
>
>
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