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Henning Hasemann
Hi all,
sounds trivial (I hope it is): Im searching for a way to get a
time-value thats more exact than just seconds (i.e. I need milli- or
microseconds or something similar, just at least as good as 1/100 second
should suffice) and it should work with gcc (really g++) under linux and
the MingW compliant under windows xp.
I found an easy and universal sounding way in gmtime & co, but they dont
seem to be available under my windows mingw installation.
Is gmtime standard? Is my mingw installation broken?
If it whould be too compilcated to find *one* way for both os' I whould
be happy about two #ifdef'ed blocks of code, too.
TIA
Henning
sounds trivial (I hope it is): Im searching for a way to get a
time-value thats more exact than just seconds (i.e. I need milli- or
microseconds or something similar, just at least as good as 1/100 second
should suffice) and it should work with gcc (really g++) under linux and
the MingW compliant under windows xp.
I found an easy and universal sounding way in gmtime & co, but they dont
seem to be available under my windows mingw installation.
Is gmtime standard? Is my mingw installation broken?
If it whould be too compilcated to find *one* way for both os' I whould
be happy about two #ifdef'ed blocks of code, too.
TIA
Henning