How to get timestamp since epoch in Windows?
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Load cygwin onto your PC (www.cygwin.org)
create a script that executes commands
date +%s.%N
your_applicaiton
date +%s.%N
Open a bash shell
Run the script
Get output like
1369457045.186880000
1369457053.766895000
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Coding my way out of boredom. “If the fool would persist in his folly he would become wise.” (William Blake)
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Eduard Florinescu over 1 year
I want to measure the time of start for a program but for this I want to get the timestamp in Windows, but I need to get the time-stamp in mili-seconds since the Unix epoch format. (The Unix epoch is the time
00:00:00 UTCon1 January 1970(or1970-01-01T00:00:00ZISO 8601).)How can I get timestamp in milseconds since Unix epoch through a Windows command?
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Richard about 11 yearsHave you looked at this question? stackoverflow.com/questions/3454112/… -
Eduard Florinescu about 11 years@Richard No, but I looked now and 1) first answer is in seconds. 2) second answer is not so clear. 3) seems to be about epoch in general not Unix epoch. 4) I need something to get the time stamp without getting too much overhead and I don't know how much it takes to run cscript.
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