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I have written a program for multidimensional integration that employs several techniques of integration, varying over different ranges, because one technique will take less time to integrate over a certain region of space than another.

I would like to know how to write a conditional statement based on the amount of time that has passed in obtaining a result. In other words, as the process is running, it has a maximum amount of time to attempt a solution with one method, and then must switch to another method. So, after the program attempts a calculation with method "a" and does not obtain a result after an amount of time "t" , it stops using "a" and starts using method "b". So while time< t, use method a, when time>t, switch to method b. Hopefully I'm explaining this correctly. If you can just show me how to do this for a general example, I will adapt it to my system.

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//C++ conditional statement based on time
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//I have written a program for multidimensional integration that employs several techniques of integration,
//varying over different ranges, because one technique will take less time to integrate over a certain region
//of space than another.
//
//I would like to know how to write a conditional statement based on the amount of time that has passed in obtaining a result.
//In other words, as the process is running, it has a maximum amount of time to attempt a solution with one method,
//and then must switch to another method.
//
// So, after the program attempts a calculation with method "a" and does not obtain a result after an amount of time "t" ,
// it stops using "a" and starts using ...

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