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Sometimes it is helpful to see when (relative to the start) the solver produced a result (e.g. a model).
While one could use something like ts to timestamp all output (e.g. https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/26797), it might be nice to have an option to enable (more fine-grained) printing of timestamps directly from the solver.
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So often I dreamed for this feature.
Whenever you have a logfile but you haven't done any precautions to time things this would allow to get a rough guess of how long things took (first model, grounding, all models). Especially if the process is still running.
Sometimes it is helpful to see when (relative to the start) the solver produced a result (e.g. a model).
While one could use something like
ts
to timestamp all output (e.g. https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/26797), it might be nice to have an option to enable (more fine-grained) printing of timestamps directly from the solver.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: