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Earlier I was reading a great answer on SO and I wondered why it has not been emulated yet in PowerShell. In unix/linux, we can use the time command as a simple benchmark tool. $ time ./script1.sh real 0m1.005s user 0m0.000s sys 0m0.008s In powershell, we can use the measure-command similarly: $ Measure-Command {java post_incr} Days : 0 Hours : 0 Minutes : 0 Seconds : 1 Milliseconds : 18 Ticks : 10188003 TotalDays : 1.17916701388889E-05 TotalHours : 0.000283000083333333 TotalMinutes : 0.016980005 TotalSeconds : 1.0188003 TotalMilliseconds : 1018.8003 But this is not the same as the time , which reports the real, user and sys (See the difference between the three in the linked SO Answer.) This ( time ) is obviously such a useful little tool. Are there any user written cmdlets for this functionality or is it already in V3 or planned for future releases?
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