Kurt Kuzba on 22 Oct 98 in C_ECHO

Hello Kurt

 NH>> Is sleep() standard?  I thought it only existed in Windows.
 KK>    It's a Microsoft standard only..

[From Borland Turbo C/C++ v.3 for DOS]

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  sleep_                              
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  Suspends execution for interval

  Declaration:  void sleep(unsigned seconds);

  Remarks:
 With a call to sleep, the current program is suspended from execution for
 the number of seconds specified by the argument seconds.

 The interval is only accurate to the nearest hundredth of a second or the
 accuracy of the DOS clock, whichever is less accurate.

  Return Value:  None

  Portability:
  + DOS - UNIX - ANSI C - C++ Only +
  ¦ Yes ¦  Yes ¦        ¦          ¦
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  See Also:
   delay

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Simon

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