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Hello Marcel!
Thus quoth Marcel Vandevusse to All :
MV> I am trying to time a piece of assembly code; supposed the Intel
MV> Pentium has a register which counts clock ticks. I figured this would
MV> be the easiest accessable counter with a high enough resolution for my
MV> purpose, but: I don't know how to access this register.
You need ring 0 privileges to access the Pentium performance counter
registers but your code runs (usually) at ring 3. I don't know for sure if
there is a mapping of the counter you need to a MSR (which could be read at
ring 3).
MV> And do any other CPUs (80486, PPRO, Cyrix, AMD, etc) have a register
MV> like this?
PPRO does.
bye, Detlef
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