How to hide "time elapsed" in console applications?
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How to hide "time elapsed" in console applications?
Everytime I run a console application, it shows me the time elapsed. I have searched everywhere for the option to hide it but to no avail. Is there an option to hide it?
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Re: How to hide "time elapsed" in console applications?
Assuming you are using Windows, you cant.
CodeLite uses a wrapper executable to enable the "pause-when-execution-ends" feature.
You can disable this, but then your console will be "gone" when the execution ends (so incase you print something to the console, you wont be able to read it
To disable this feature, project settings->pause when execution ends
CodeLite uses a wrapper executable to enable the "pause-when-execution-ends" feature.
You can disable this, but then your console will be "gone" when the execution ends (so incase you print something to the console, you wont be able to read it
To disable this feature, project settings->pause when execution ends
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Re: How to hide "time elapsed" in console applications?
Thank you man, it workseranif wrote:Assuming you are using Windows, you cant.
CodeLite uses a wrapper executable to enable the "pause-when-execution-ends" feature.
You can disable this, but then your console will be "gone" when the execution ends (so incase you print something to the console, you wont be able to read it
To disable this feature, project settings->pause when execution ends