I have used the following code in the past to create hrs:mns:secs format

This is from my older stuff and contains some excessive lines of code. Laziness has kept me away from optimizing it :). It doesn't conform to strict.

$runTime = ConvertSeconds(TOTAL_SECONDS_HERE);

print "$runTime\n";

sub ConvertSeconds($) {
    $hours = $minutes = $seconds = 0;

    ($minutes, undef) = split (/\./, "@_" / 60);
    $seconds = "@_" - ($minutes * 60);

    if ($minutes >= 60) {
        ($hours, undef) = split (/\./, $minutes / 60);
        $minutes = $minutes - ($hours * 60);
    }

    $minutes = "0$minutes" if (length($minutes) == 1);
    $seconds = "0$seconds" if (length($seconds) == 1);

    if ($hours) {
        $result = "$hours:$minutes:$seconds";
    } else {
        $result = "$minutes:$seconds";
    }

    return $result;
}

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Hope this helps.

-Marc

In reply to Re: How to format Benchmark results in hours? by FitTrend
in thread How to format Benchmark results in hours? by Anonymous Monk

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