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I use a little wrapper to timeit:
$ cat timeit_.py
import timeit, __main__, warnings
warnings.filterwarnings('ignore',
'import \* only allowed at module level',SyntaxWarning)
def timeit(stmt, setup='from __main__ import *', n=1000):
t = timeit.Timer(stmt,setup)
try: print t.repeat(number=n)
except: t.print_exc()
You can import it with "from timeit_ import timeit" and it gives you access to
your __main__ program namespace.
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$ cat timeit_.py
import timeit, __main__, warnings
warnings.filterwarnings('ignore',
'import \* only allowed at module level',SyntaxWarning)
def timeit(stmt, setup='from __main__ import *', n=1000):
t = timeit.Timer(stmt,setup)
try: print t.repeat(number=n)
except: t.print_exc()
You can import it with "from timeit_ import timeit" and it gives you access to
your __main__ program namespace.
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