The finest resolution you are going to get it 10ms. Before your loop
put in a call to TimGetTicks() and store that value. Then increment a
counter in your loop so that you know how many times it cycled. Upon
exiting the loop, (or perhaps after a set # of cycles,... 100?...1000?)
get TimGetTicks() again, subtract the original, divide by the number of
cycles, and popup a dialogue with the average time. That's possibly how
I might do it. Bob
I am using Zire 21 which works at 126Mhz . How can i
determine the time taken (realtime) to execute this
AppEventloop(), assuming that there are no background
processes and no handle events associated with the
form.
do
{
EvtGetEvent(&event, 0);
if (! SysHandleEvent(&event))
{
if (! MenuHandleEvent(0, &event, &error))
{
if (! AppHandleEvent(&event))
{
FrmDispatchEvent(&event);
}
}
}
} while ((event.eType != appStopEvent)
regds
Dina.
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