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Moved the TIME_THIS docs into a more appropriate place.
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<item>DLIB_ASSERT_HAS_STANDARD_LAYOUT</item>
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<item>ASSERT_ARE_NOT_SAME_TYPE</item>
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<item>_dT</item>
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<item>TIME_THIS</item>
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<item>is_same_object</item>
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<item>assign_zero_if_built_in_scalar_type</item>
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<item>wrap_function</item>
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</component>
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<!-- ************************************************************************* -->
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<component>
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<name>TIME_THIS</name>
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<file>dlib/time_this.h</file>
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<spec_file>dlib/time_this.h</spec_file>
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<description>
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<p>
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This is a macro function for timing blocks of code. Its form is <tt>TIME_THIS(whatever you want to time)</tt>
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It's pretty straight forward. It just prints the time it took to std::cout.
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</p>
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<p>
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There is another version of this function called TIME_THIS_TO which takes as a parameter an ostream
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object to write its output to. Its form is <tt>TIME_THIS_TO(what you want to time, the output stream)</tt>;
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</p>
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</description>
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</component>
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<component>
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<item>serialize</item>
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<item>zero_extend_cast</item>
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<item>make_mfp</item>
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<item>TIME_THIS</item>
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</section>
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<section>
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</component>
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<!-- ************************************************************************* -->
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<component>
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<name>TIME_THIS</name>
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<file>dlib/time_this.h</file>
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<spec_file>dlib/time_this.h</spec_file>
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<description>
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<p>
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This is a macro function for timing blocks of code. Its form is <tt>TIME_THIS(whatever you want to time)</tt>
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It's pretty straight forward. It just prints the time it took to std::cout.
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</p>
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<p>
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There is another version of this function called TIME_THIS_TO which takes as a parameter an ostream
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object to write its output to. Its form is <tt>TIME_THIS_TO(what you want to time, the output stream)</tt>;
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</p>
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</description>
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</component>
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</components>
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<term file="metaprogramming.html" name="DLIB_CASSERT"/>
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<term file="metaprogramming.html" name="COMPILE_TIME_ASSERT"/>
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<term file="metaprogramming.html" name="DLIB_ASSERT_HAS_STANDARD_LAYOUT"/>
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<term file="metaprogramming.html" name="TIME_THIS"/>
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<term link="metaprogramming.html#TIME_THIS" name="TIME_THIS_TO"/>
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<term file="other.html" name="TIME_THIS"/>
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<term link="other.html#TIME_THIS" name="TIME_THIS_TO"/>
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<term file="metaprogramming.html" name="_dT"/>
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<term file="metaprogramming.html" name="is_pointer_type"/>
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<term file="metaprogramming.html" name="is_const_type"/>
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