Looks like everyone is saying Win32::GUI::Timer or Time::Hires, so i`ll
go down that route for now. Many thanks :)
Next quick question (then i`ll leave you all alone until after the
weekend, I promise!)... software bundle installers... any preferences? I
have been looking at the free version of AdvanceInstaller
(www.advancedinstaller.com) which looks like it can do the very simple
thing I need, but like Perl in general, "there is more than one way to
do it" (tm)... so any other installer packages I should look at before I
choose?
Steve
(Sorry for all the questions recently!)
Robert May wrote:
Time::HiRes should do what you need. From a quick scan of the source,
under Win32 it appears to use the Win32 API calls
QueryPerformanceCounter() and QueyPerformanceFrequency(), which is the
MS documented way to get accurate timestamps[1].
I've not looked at other options.
Regards,
Rob.
[1] See the last section of
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/winui/winui/windowsuserinterface/windowing/timers.asp
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