C++ Timing Code, Benchmarking, UNIX Shell Scripting Automation
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We went over a lot of important stuff today including:
1) How to time your code to see how long it runs for
2) The Optimizer
3) Cerr and UNIX I/O redirection
4) Argc and Argv command line parameters
5) Using Shell Scripts to Automate tedious tasks
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