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Hello Homer,
Wong, Homer <Homer DOT Wong AT team DOT telstra DOT com> wrote:
WH> Hi
WH> Thanks to Tim, I have found the solution. On Windows NT and Windows 95 we
WH> can use QueryPerformanceCounter and QueryPerformanceFrequency. Although it
WH> is non-portable, it IS a way of getting better resolution time performance
WH> on a Windows PC.
For me, QueryPerformanceFrequency() on 95 gives very low
frequency, far from any satisfactory. I want being able to count up to
400MHz on my PII-400 ;-) If that's what you want, you can look at
http://www.is.lg.ua/~paul/devel/perf-count.html . Extra feature that
it's not tied to any some windows and works on any Intel (i586+)
system (tested on win32 & Linux). By the way, is this ontopic?
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Paul Sokolovsky, IT Specialist
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