Thanks all for the replies I got.

it's quite unusal to post a reply to self but I think I got the solution to
the earlier mention problem: just use the 'wait function with the right
interval.

 forever [wait 0,1 print now/time]
9:16:16
9:16:16
9:16:16
9:16:16
9:16:17
9:16:17
9:16:17
9:16:17
9:16:17
9:16:17
9:16:17
9:16:17
9:16:17
9:16:17
9:16:18
9:16:18

As there are 10 calls/sec, the result is what I searched for.
Now it's easy to build an interval func.

Hope this helps someone !

Kind regards, ;-)

Christophe




> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: woensdag 18 oktober 2000 15:47
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:      [REBOL] How to get interval in tenth of sec ?
> 
> 
> Hi list:
> 
> In the application i'm now developping, I need a mean to time a response
> interval to an item.
> I could use the classical :
> 
> start-time: now/time
> delta-time: now/time - start-time
> 
> but this produce a interval in seconds...
> 
> I should need an interval in tenth of second !
> 
> Does REBOL/Core 2.3.0.3.1 support any function like CPU ( ) in some other
> language ?
> 
> Does anybody have any solution to this problem ?
> 
> Thanks in advance !!!
> 
> ;-) Christophe Coussement
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