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HoboBen
Created : 23 September 2010
 

TimeThis.exe

Windows 2000 Resource Kit Tool: Timethis.exe

https://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=913795cd-7026-4143-ae85-1f5e096f9be0&displaylang=en
On *nix platforms, you can see how long it takes to run a program by typing "time ./my_program".

On windows, there isn't such a program installed by default. However, Microsoft have a program called "TimeThis.exe" which you can download and use as "timethis myprogram.exe". I tested it on Windows XP.

Simply install it to a stupid program files folder (WTF is it doing in "C:\Program Files\Resource Kit"?), then copy the exe into "C:\WINDOWS".

 

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