I had to fix this on the mac. Maybe the same substitution will work on
win32 (the MSL environment on mac claims to be ansi compliant). Try
your luck:
#ifdef MYTIMINGPATCH
#define times(t) clock() // cw/mac doesn't support times()
#define CLK_TCK CLOCKS_PER_SEC // cw/mac doesn't provide CLK_TCK
#define tms tm // cw/mac doesn't provide struct tms
#endif // MYTIMINGPATCH
If this does the trick, maybe it should be coded right into
timeconvert(), instead of via preprocessor directives. Best,
-ben "jacobs" <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Gabriel Bouvigne wrote:
>
> I don't know if anyone reported it, but the new time calculation loop
> doesn't work on win32.
> sys/times.h doesn't exist under VC++, so I used the previous loop instead of
> the current one.
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