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| From: | tdu AT enter DOT net (Tim Updegrove) | 
| Newsgroups: | comp.os.msdos.djgpp | 
| Subject: | Re: uclock erratic | 
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Thank-you DJ and Eli for pointing me to version 2.03. It seems to have fixed my problem. I have a related question or two. First, will uclock be reliable in Windows 98 SE? If no, is clock() reliable in Windows 98 SE? Lastly, I'm using uclock() to provide a delay or wait function. I just noticed usleep() in the archives last night. Should I be using this function instead of uclock to provide a delay? If yes, is usleep reliable in Windows 98 SE?
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