!TIME - TIMER routines for use with PCHIST
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!ORIGIN:  DAVE ELDERKIN  DEC, ROGER LIPSETT  INTERMETRICS
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!INSTALLATION:  MAC TIME
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TIME.OBJ file contains the two routines START_TIME and STOP_TIME, together
with an interrupt handler.  START_TIME should be called at the point in the
program at which timing is to begin, and STOP_TIME at the point at which
it is to end.  Timing will cease when STOP_TIME is called or when the duration
specified in the START_TIME call is over, whichever occurs first.
See PCHIST.HLP for information on how to utilize the raw data produced by
this program.

The calling sequence for START_TIME is:
	CALL START_TIME( RESOLUTION, DURATION, GBL, NAME)
where
	RESOLUTION is the integral multiple of .01 second intervals between
		samples.  The default is 1 (i.e. every .01 seconds).
	DURATION is the number of seconds of real time over which to sample.
		The default is 60.
	GBL says whether the data should be put in a file (1) or a global
		section (2) while the program is running.  2 is the default,
		and seems to produce less program interruption than 1.
	NAME is the descripted name of the file to receive the raw data on
		program termination.

STOP_TIME takes no parameters.

Don't forget to LINK TIME.OBJ in with your program OBJ's.
