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#X text 186 108 What [usertime] and [systemtime] tell you together
should add up to the amount that [cputime] tells you.;
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#X text 188 142 In C language \, this is the "utime" feature of the
times() command.;
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#X text 188 38 While [cputime] gives you the total time spent in the
pd process \, therefore excluding any time spent running any other
programmes \, time spent running pd.tk \, and time spent doing nothing
at all \, [systemtime] also excludes whatever is run in the kernel.
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