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Time process execution.
Synopsis:
time CMD [ARG]...
Description:
After executing CMD, its real, user and system times are printed to stderr in the POSIX format.
Example:
$ time sleep 1.23s real 1.230 user 0.001 sys 0.000
Note:
This is different from bash's time command which is built into the shell and can time the entire pipeline.
Bugs:
Time is not reported when exiting due to a signal.
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