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From: N8TM@aol.com
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Date: Fri, 8 Oct 1999 20:56:27 EDT
Subject: clock() resolution problem on an HP NT box
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The clock() function on my HP X550, both in NT4SP5 and linux, has 1 second 
resolution, like DOS.  I've been forced to hack the timer calls to use 
QueryPerformance...() calls as if I were running W95, and shut down to a 
single thread job to do performance timing.  However, -pg appears to get 
useful results.  Is there a way to make clock() work on such a box?

Tim
tprince@computer.org

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