diff --git a/benchmarks/dataframe_read_large_file.cc b/benchmarks/dataframe_read_large_file.cc index 741fa659..e11cb57f 100644 --- a/benchmarks/dataframe_read_large_file.cc +++ b/benchmarks/dataframe_read_large_file.cc @@ -85,6 +85,11 @@ int main(int, char *[]) { << double(duration_cast(end - start).count()) / 1000000.0 << " seconds\n"; + /* + df.write + ("Large_File.dat", io_format::binary); + */ + return (0); } diff --git a/docs/HTML/DateTime.html b/docs/HTML/DateTime.html index 2e4946d6..b3f76aa5 100644 --- a/docs/HTML/DateTime.html +++ b/docs/HTML/DateTime.html @@ -77,34 +77,34 @@ -

Summary

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Summary ☂

Since DataFrame is a statistical library, it often deals with time-series data. So, it needs to keep track of time.
The most efficient way of indexing DataFrame by time is to use an index type of time_t for second precision or double or long long integer for more precision. DateTime class provides a more elaborate handling of time. Also, it is a general handy DateTime object. DateTime is a cool and handy object to manipulate date/time with nanosecond precision and multi timezone capability. It has a very simple and intuitive interface that allows you to break date/time to their components, reassemble date/time from their components, advance or pullback date/time with different granularities, and more.

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Code structure

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Code structure 🗂

Both the header (DateTime.h) and source (DateTime.cc) files are part of the DataFrame project. They are in the usual include/Utils and src/Utils directories.
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Build Instructions

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Build Instructions 🛠

Follow the DataFrame build instructions.

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Example

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Example 🧩

This library can have up to Nano second precision depending on what systems calls are available. These are some example code:i
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Example

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Types

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Types 🦋

These constants are used for formatting date/time into strings:
    enum class DT_FORMAT : unsigned short int  {
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Member Functions

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Member Functions 🗝

 
 
    // A constructor that creates a DateTime initialized to now.
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Member Functions

 
 
 

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Global DateTime Operators

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Global DateTime Operators 🌐

 
 
// DateTime output operator to a stream
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Global DateTime Operators

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