TTIME - display GCOS and TSS time counters.

Syntax:

TTIME [+Today] [+Differ] [+Reset] [filename]

Examples:

ttime
ttime +today
ttime +differ
ttime +reset ttim.out

Options:

+Today
MFCF keeps a file with TTIME counters as of 09:00 each day. "+Today" prints the counters since start-up and since the day the file was updated.
+Differ
displays counters over an interval stored in a file (by "+Reset"). This requires the presence in the AFT of a file called "*ttime*" in the format written by the "+Reset" option.
+Reset
saves TTIME counters in a file, for future use by a TTIME command with the "+Differ" option. The default filename is "*ttime*".
filename
specifies a file in which to save TTIME counters, instead of "*ttime*".

Description:

TTIME displays various TSS and GCOS time counters in a readable format. These include total idle, overhead, and slave program times, as well as total time spent in TSS, and time spent executing TSS subsystems.

The "+Today" and "+Differ" options are used to print TTIME counters over some interval.

Files Used:

*ttime* - written by "+Reset", read by "+Differ" cmdlib/etc/ttim.day - read by "+today"

Known Bugs:

When the system has been up for a while, some counters overflow (notably total TSS relinquish) causing strange characters to represent times.

After a system crash, the file cmdlib/etc/ttim.day does not always get updated properly, and thus a "ttime +t" will yield strange numbers.

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