Timer.h

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#ifndef  TIMER_H
#define  TIMER_H

/// TODO: make this work on linux!!!!

#ifdef WIN32
#include <windows.h>

class  Timer {
public:
   Timer(char *name, int id = -1);
   ~Timer(void);

   void     start(void);
   double   lap(char *event);
   double   et(void);

   ///////////////////////////////////////////
   /// report times?
   void     silent()  { _verbose = false; }
   void     verbose() { _verbose = true; }

private:
   LARGE_INTEGER     startTime;
   LARGE_INTEGER     lastTime;
   double            resolution;
   char             *name;
   int               lapCount;
   int               id;

   bool              _verbose;
};

#else //endif windows, else linux
/// TODO: this is crap, need to make one class for both platforms

class  Timer {
public:
   Timer(char *name, int id = -1){}
   ~Timer(void){}

   void     start(void){}
   double   lap(char *event){}
   double   et(void){}

   ///////////////////////////////////////////
   /// report times?
   void     silent()  { _verbose = false; }
   void     verbose() { _verbose = true; }

private:
   ///LARGE_INTEGER     startTime;
   ///LARGE_INTEGER     lastTime;
   double            resolution;
   char             *name;
   int               lapCount;
   int               id;

   bool              _verbose;
};

#endif /// else linux

#endif

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