In the process of using Keil5, how to find the display program running time? Recently, many friends have come to consult, so now the editor will explain to you the detailed method of using Keil5 to display the program running time. Friends who don’t know how to do it can do it. Come and learn.

First, run Keil5 on your computer, open a project, and click on the red box in the picture below.

Set the size of the crystal oscillator in the software according to your own needs. The crystal oscillator value should be the same as the crystal oscillator value in your development board, so that there is a comparison effect.

Then click Debug, select software simulation, and check "Use Simulator", and that's it.

Then click to start debugging, as shown in the picture!

In the red box below, you can check the running time of the program under "Internal".

You can choose "single process" or "single statement" debugging here.

If it is no longer needed, click again to return to the original interface!

The above is a detailed explanation of how to use Keil5 to display the running time of a program as explained by the editor. I hope it can help everyone solve the problem.