Binary package “time” in ubuntu noble
GNU time program for measuring CPU resource usage
The 'time' command runs another program, then displays information
about the resources used by that program, collected by the system while
the program was running. You can select which information is reported
and the format in which it is shown, or have 'time' save the information
in a file instead of display it on the screen.
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The resources that 'time' can report on fall into the general
categories of time, memory, I/O, and IPC calls.
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The GNU version can format the output in arbitrary ways by using a
printf-style format string to include various resource measurements.
Source package
Published versions
- time 1.9-0.2 in amd64 (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in amd64 (Proposed)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in amd64 (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2 in arm64 (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in arm64 (Proposed)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in arm64 (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2 in armhf (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in armhf (Proposed)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in armhf (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2 in i386 (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in i386 (Proposed)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in i386 (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2 in ppc64el (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in ppc64el (Proposed)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in ppc64el (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2 in riscv64 (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in riscv64 (Proposed)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in riscv64 (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2 in s390x (Release)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in s390x (Proposed)
- time 1.9-0.2build1 in s390x (Release)