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最新发布linux指令大全总汇详解完整珍藏版4（The latest release of Linux instructions Daquan detailed collection of complete version 4） Name: time Permissions: all users How to use: time, [options], COMMAND, [arguments] Explanation: the purpose of the time instruction is to measure the time required for the execution of a particular instruction and the resources of the system. For example, CPU, time, memory, input, output, and so on. It is important to note that some of the information is not displayed on the Linux. This is because the allocation function of some resources on the Linux is not the same as the way the time instruction is intended, so that the time directive cannot obtain the data. Parameter: -o or --output=FILE Set the result output file. This option writes the output of the time to the specified file. If the file already exists, the system overrides its contents. -a or --append In conjunction with -o, the result is written to the end of the file without overwriting the original content. -f FORMAT or --format=FORMAT Set the display mode with the FORMAT string. When this option is not set, the system will be in the default format. However, you can use the environment variable time to set this format so that you dont have to set the system every time you log in. Generally set, you can use That hurdle or use Line feed. Each item should be preceded by%. If you want to use a percentage symbol in a string, use. (people who have studied C are probably familiar with it.) There are four major sources of resources that can be displayed by the time directive, respectively: Time resources Memory resources IO resources Command info The details are as follows: Time Resources The time taken by E to execute instructions is [hour]: minute:second. Please note that this number does not represent the actual CPU time. The time taken by the e to execute instructions is in seconds. Please note that this number does not represent the actual CPU time. S instruction execution time in the core m