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TimeConsumer can start measuring the time different sections of the script take to execute. Each section can have a different name. The measurement can be stopped and the time each section took to finish can be displayed. Requirements: PHP 5.0 or higher
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Benchmark stopwatch can start measuring the time in milliseconds that passes since any given point of a PHP script. It can also suspend and resume the time measuring any time later in the script. A formatted string representing the lists of periods of time registered is returned. Requirements: PHP 5.0 or higher
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Start, stop, pause, unpause and rest functions are provided for controlling the timer. A "running time" can be obtained without stopping the timer.Deathead's Timer is very user-friendly and offers its own error system.
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Stopwatch emulates a stopwatch that can measure partial and final time elapsed between events named as laps. It takes the time since the start and the time that is taken on each lap.The final results are sorted by lap time. A percentage of total time taken on each lap takes is also shown. A practical example usage of this class ...
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The remaining time can be displayed in different languages using translation texts that can be passed at runtime.
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LTimer can start a timer, pause the time count, resume the timer, and retrieve the time the time that elapsed during the periods the timer was running.The elapsed time can be returned in seconds and milliseconds.Requirements: PHP 4.0.4 or higher

