From: "A. Yakovlev" <jack AT catalysis DOT nsk DOT su>
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Subject: Re: clock() for G77
Date: Mon, 07 Apr 1997 09:24:40 +0600
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Denis Mignon wrote:
> 
> Is there an equivalent in G77 for the clock() of GCC, or any other
> routine computing the time used by a program?
> How should it be used?  Thanks
> 
> Denis
> --
> ================================================
> Denis Mignon
> email : denis DOT mignon AT fina DOT be
> ================================================
Hi, Denis.
 I had this problem too. The only thing that can help, write
a C stub for those C-finctions which you'd like to use in FORTRAN code.
Something like this:

#include <time.h>

int clock_()
{
 return (int) clock();
}

Then you can call it from the FORTRAN routine as:

       INTEGER CLOCK
C      CLOCK returns number of clock ticks since the first call.
       I = CLOCK()

Regards,
 Alexey.