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I am trying to use Measure-Command in powershell to measure the time of my c program. I have looked up a couple of examples in the web and it looks very simple. But, when i try it doesn't work. This is what i am doing: Measure-Command{\Path\executableName} It gives me term not recognized error. What am i doing wrong? Can someone help?
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I just figured it out. Just had to run the executable like in Unix by using ./filename
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