Hi,
You could try the time command in UNIX.
Read `man time`
Also /proc/cpuinfo for general CPU related information.
This is Not supposed to be here but here goes :)
In windows, ctrl + alt + Del (Win NT) will give you the task manager,
Select the proceses tab and you will get the CPU time and usage for each
Process.
HTH.
Regards,
Toufeeq Hussain
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