Re: milliseconds on Windows

2007-10-23 Thread Brian Ford
On Tue, 23 Oct 2007, Marcell Missura wrote: Hello Brian, http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#PPIOSPE I've redirected this message and set the Reply-To appropriately. I'm a student at Bonn university and I'm researching robotics. I'm trying to write a robot controller for Windows XP (wasn't my

RE: milliseconds on Windows

2007-10-23 Thread Robert D. Holtz - Lists
Hello Brian, http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#PPIOSPE I've redirected this message and set the Reply-To appropriately. I'm a student at Bonn university and I'm researching robotics. I'm trying to write a robot controller for Windows XP (wasn't my choice!) and measuring elapsed time down to

RE: milliseconds on Windows

2007-10-23 Thread Brian Ford
On Tue, 23 Oct 2007, Robert D. Holtz - Lists wrote: If you're feeling frisky it's also possible to write a low level routine that hooks the hardware clock and uses it for retrieving the time. Or simply use QueryPerformanceCounter. This clock does go down to microsecond granularity. Sure,

Re: milliseconds on Windows

2007-10-23 Thread Tim Prince
Robert D. Holtz - Lists wrote: Hello Brian, http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#PPIOSPE I've redirected this message and set the Reply-To appropriately. I'm a student at Bonn university and I'm researching robotics. I'm trying to write a robot controller for Windows XP (wasn't my choice!) and