stop the timer. If OMP is enabled, it will use omp_get_wtime() if not, it will use Fortran’s system_clock
Usage: call my_timer%stop()
Usage assumes a declaration of type(pic_timer_type) :: my_timer will fail if a timer has not been started!
Type | Intent | Optional | Attributes | Name | ||
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class(pic_timer_type), | intent(inout) | :: | self |
subroutine timer_stop(self) !! stop the timer. If OMP is enabled, it will use omp_get_wtime() !! if not, it will use Fortran's system_clock !! !! Usage: call my_timer%stop() !! !! Usage assumes a declaration of type(pic_timer_type) :: my_timer !! will fail if a timer has not been started! class(pic_timer_type), intent(inout) :: self if (.not. self%is_running) then error stop "Cannot stop a timer that has not been started!" end if #ifdef _OPENMP self%stop_time = omp_get_wtime() #else call system_clock(self%stop_count) #endif ! if someone stops the timer, we stop ! self%is_running = .false. end subroutine timer_stop