Crate breezy_timer

Macros

elapsed_ns	Returns the amount of nanoseconds elapsed by the timer with the provided name. If feature breezy_timer is not active, returns 0 (to avoid breaking code which depends on the output)
get_timers_map	Returns the hashmap containing each timer. The key corresponds to the timer name, and the value is an instance of TimerState. If feature breezy_timer is not active, return an empty HashMap (to avoid breaking code which depends on the output)
prepare_timer	Prepares the global variable TIMERS. Must be called before any other macro from this crate, or the other calls will panic
start_timer	Creates or updates a timer with the provided name. The same timer can be started and stopped as many times as needed, and will keep track of the sum of all the time spent
stop_timer	Stops the timer with the provided name. The timer must already exist, or this call will panic. The same timer can be started and stopped as many times as needed, and will keep track of the sum of all the time spent

Structs

Global	A mutable global value.
HashMap	A hash map implemented with quadratic probing and SIMD lookup.
ProcessTime	CPU Time Used by The Whole Process
TimerState	Structure used to keep track of the current process time since the last start_timer!() call, as well as the sum of all previously calculated times.

Functions

clone_hashmap

Helper function to clone a hashmap, needed by the macro get_timers_map!()