GetProcessTimes
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From: Nathan Baker on 6 Jun 2010 03:38 Perhaps a more correct example wouldn't hurt... program duration; #include("stdlib.hhf") #include("w.hhf") static siP :w.STARTUPINFO; piP :w.PROCESS_INFORMATION; CreateTime :w.FILETIME; ExitTime :w.FILETIME; KernelTime :w.FILETIME; UserTime :w.FILETIME; MCreateTime :w.SYSTEMTIME; MExitTime :w.SYSTEMTIME; begin duration; w.CreateProcess( null, "dxdiag", null, null, false, w.CREATE_NO_WINDOW, null, null, &siP, &piP ); w.WaitForSingleObject( piP.hProcess, w.INFINITE ); w.GetProcessTimes( piP.hProcess, CreateTime, ExitTime, KernelTime, UserTime ); w.FileTimeToSystemTime( CreateTime, MCreateTime ); w.FileTimeToSystemTime( ExitTime, MExitTime ); stdout.puts( "Create -- " ); stdout.put( "H :", MCreateTime.wHour, " " ); stdout.put( "M :", MCreateTime.wMinute, " " ); stdout.put( "S :", MCreateTime.wSecond, nl, nl ); stdout.puts( "Exit -- " ); stdout.put( "H :", MExitTime.wHour, " " ); stdout.put( "M :", MExitTime.wMinute, " " ); stdout.put( "S :", MExitTime.wSecond, nl, nl ); mov( 60, ebx ); movzx( MExitTime.wHour, eax ); movzx( MExitTime.wMinute, edi ); movzx( MExitTime.wSecond, esi ); mul( ebx ); add( edi, eax ); mul( ebx ); add( esi, eax ); mov( eax, ecx ); movzx( MCreateTime.wHour, eax ); movzx( MCreateTime.wMinute, edi ); movzx( MCreateTime.wSecond, esi ); mul( ebx ); add( edi, eax ); mul( ebx ); add( esi, eax ); sub( eax, ecx ); stdout.put( "Duration: $", ecx, " seconds.", nl ); mov( ecx, eax ); cdq(); div( ebx ); mov( edx, esi ); cdq(); div( ebx ); stdout.puts( "Hr: " ); stdout.puti32( eax ); stdout.puts( " Min: " ); stdout.puti32( edx ); stdout.puts( " Sec: " ); stdout.puti32( esi ); stdout.newln(); end duration; Nathan.
From: Mint on 5 Jun 2010 10:09 Has anyone worked with GetProcessTimes? I need helping fixing this. I wanted to know how long my browser has been open. Thanks, Andy ; test.asm ; include \masm32\include\masm32rt.inc printf MACRO format:REQ, args:VARARG IFNB <args> invoke crt_printf, cfm$(format), args ELSE invoke crt_printf, cfm$(format) ENDIF ENDM ..DATA szCommandLine BYTE "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe",0 creationTime dq 0 sysTime dq 0 runTime REAL8 ? hProcess dd 0 ..code start: Begin PROC LOCAL SystemInfo:STARTUPINFO LOCAL ProcessInfo:PROCESS_INFORMATION MOV SystemInfo.cb, SIZEOF SystemInfo INVOKE GetStartupInfo, ADDR SystemInfo OR SystemInfo.dwFlags,STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW MOV SystemInfo.wShowWindow, SW_HIDE ; start firefox INVOKE CreateProcess,NULL,ADDR szCommandLine, NULL, NULL, FALSE, \ NORMAL_PRIORITY_CLASS, NULL, NULL, ADDR SystemInfo, ADDR ProcessInfo invoke GetCurrentProcessId invoke OpenProcess, PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION, FALSE, eax mov hProcess, eax invoke GetProcessTimes, hProcess, ADDR creationTime, ADDR sysTime, ADDR sysTime, ADDR sysTime invoke GetSystemTimeAsFileTime, ADDR sysTime fild sysTime fild creationTime fsub fld8 100.0e-9 fmul fstp runTime printf "%.1fs\n\n", runTime inkey "Press any key to exit..." exit Begin endp end start
From: io_x on 5 Jun 2010 14:02 VOID GetSystemTime( LPSYSTEMTIME lpSystemTime // address of system time structure ); i'm sure nobody like what i do; in one asm file i call GetSystemTime, than convert the structure LPSYSTEMTIME to one C++ class data that descrive second, min, hour, day, month, year (easy because class data is easy to follow) when i want a "delta" recall GetSystemTime and full one other class object of kind second, min, hour, day, month, year than i call one C++ "-" functions put in one one .dll for the two dates (in the asm file always), and find the difference in second, hour, day, month year or something of that kind :) "Mint" <chocolatemint77581(a)yahoo.com> ha scritto nel messaggio news:398915b2-8e99-4488-88d2-9f670b9a8f36(a)g19g2000yqc.googlegroups.com... > Has anyone worked with GetProcessTimes? > I need helping fixing this. > > I wanted to know how long my browser has been open. > > Thanks, > Andy > > ; test.asm > ; > > include \masm32\include\masm32rt.inc > > > printf MACRO format:REQ, args:VARARG > IFNB <args> > invoke crt_printf, cfm$(format), args > ELSE > invoke crt_printf, cfm$(format) > ENDIF > ENDM > > .DATA > > szCommandLine BYTE "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe",0 > creationTime dq 0 > sysTime dq 0 > runTime REAL8 ? > hProcess dd 0 > > .code > > start: > > Begin PROC > > LOCAL SystemInfo:STARTUPINFO > LOCAL ProcessInfo:PROCESS_INFORMATION > > MOV SystemInfo.cb, SIZEOF SystemInfo > INVOKE GetStartupInfo, ADDR SystemInfo > OR SystemInfo.dwFlags,STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW > MOV SystemInfo.wShowWindow, SW_HIDE > > ; start firefox > INVOKE CreateProcess,NULL,ADDR szCommandLine, NULL, NULL, FALSE, \ > NORMAL_PRIORITY_CLASS, NULL, NULL, ADDR SystemInfo, ADDR > ProcessInfo > > invoke GetCurrentProcessId > > invoke OpenProcess, PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION, FALSE, eax > mov hProcess, eax > > invoke GetProcessTimes, hProcess, ADDR creationTime, ADDR sysTime, > ADDR sysTime, ADDR sysTime > > invoke GetSystemTimeAsFileTime, ADDR sysTime > > fild sysTime > fild creationTime > fsub > fld8 100.0e-9 > fmul > fstp runTime > > printf "%.1fs\n\n", runTime > > inkey "Press any key to exit..." > exit > > Begin endp > > end start
From: Nathan on 5 Jun 2010 16:30 On Jun 5, 10:09 am, Mint <chocolatemint77...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > Has anyone worked with GetProcessTimes? > I need helping fixing this. > > I wanted to know how long my browser has been open. > > Thanks, > Andy > > ; test.asm > ; > > include \masm32\include\masm32rt.inc > > printf MACRO format:REQ, args:VARARG > IFNB <args> > invoke crt_printf, cfm$(format), args > ELSE > invoke crt_printf, cfm$(format) > ENDIF > ENDM > > .DATA > > szCommandLine BYTE "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe",0 > creationTime dq 0 > sysTime dq 0 > runTime REAL8 ? > hProcess dd 0 > > .code > > start: > > Begin PROC > > LOCAL SystemInfo:STARTUPINFO > LOCAL ProcessInfo:PROCESS_INFORMATION > > MOV SystemInfo.cb, SIZEOF SystemInfo > INVOKE GetStartupInfo, ADDR SystemInfo > OR SystemInfo.dwFlags,STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW > MOV SystemInfo.wShowWindow, SW_HIDE > > ; start firefox > INVOKE CreateProcess,NULL,ADDR szCommandLine, NULL, NULL, FALSE, \ > NORMAL_PRIORITY_CLASS, NULL, NULL, ADDR SystemInfo, ADDR > ProcessInfo > > invoke GetCurrentProcessId > > invoke OpenProcess, PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION, FALSE, eax > mov hProcess, eax > > invoke GetProcessTimes, hProcess, ADDR creationTime, ADDR sysTime, > ADDR sysTime, ADDR sysTime > > invoke GetSystemTimeAsFileTime, ADDR sysTime > > fild sysTime > fild creationTime > fsub > fld8 100.0e-9 > fmul > fstp runTime > > printf "%.1fs\n\n", runTime > > inkey "Press any key to exit..." > exit > > Begin endp > > end start This HLA program works: program duration; #include("stdlib.hhf") #include("w.hhf") static siP :w.STARTUPINFO; piP :w.PROCESS_INFORMATION; CreateTime :w.FILETIME; ExitTime :w.FILETIME; KernelTime :w.FILETIME; UserTime :w.FILETIME; Measured :w.SYSTEMTIME; begin duration; w.CreateProcess( null, "notepad", null, null, false, w.CREATE_NO_WINDOW, null, null, &siP, &piP ); w.WaitForSingleObject( piP.hProcess, w.INFINITE ); w.GetProcessTimes( piP.hProcess, CreateTime, ExitTime, KernelTime, UserTime ); w.FileTimeToSystemTime( ExitTime, Measured ); stdout.put( Measured.wSecond, nl ); end duration; Nathan.
From: Herbert Kleebauer on 6 Jun 2010 06:25
Mint wrote: > > Has anyone worked with GetProcessTimes? > I need helping fixing this. > > I wanted to know how long my browser has been open. I don't think assembly is the proper language for this purpose. I suppose you don't care about summer/winter time or a time greater 24 hours. In this case a simple batch script should be sufficient: echo off setlocal for /f "tokens=1-3 delims=0123456789 " %%i in ("%time%") do set d=%%i%%j%%k% call :tim 1 echo firefox start at %h1%:%m1%:%s1% start "" /w firefox call :tim 2 echo firefox stop at %h2%:%m2%:%s2% set /a s=1%s2%-1%s1% set /a m=1%m2%-1%m1% set /a h=1%h2%-1%h1% if %s% lss 0 (set /a s=s+60 set /a m=m-1) if %m% lss 0 (set /a m=m+60 set /a h=h-1) if %h% lss 0 set /a h=h+24 echo online %h%:%m%:%s% goto :eof :tim for /f "tokens=1-3 delims=%d% " %%i in ("%time%") do ( set h=0%%i set m=0%%j set s=0%%k) set h%1=%h:~-2% set m%1=%m:~-2% set s%1=%s:~-2% |