On (23 Aug 97) Domenico Ferrari wrote to Jerry Coffin...
 DF>  Hello...
Hello,
 JC> First of all, I'd point out that Windows 95 is a fairly poor
 JC> environment for doing precise timing.  About the only thing
 JC> around
 DF>  I made a C crono program and it works very well under Win95...
Just don't ask it to be too accurate.  If you're dealing with something
where a user presses a button to start/stop things, that's generally not
a problem.  If you're trying to do timing much more accurate than to the
millisecond or so, it becomes a lot more of a problem in a hurry.
 DF>  Thank you, you can send me the program via MATRIX...
Hmm...unless you've got a copy of MFC, I doubt it'd do you any good.
 JC> were interested I s'pose I might consider it.  Quite a bit of the
 JC> code is straight out of MS' AppWizard and ClassWizard though...
 DF>  I use BC++ ver4.0, I hope there is no problem....
Well, yes, that is a bit of a problem.  I s'pose I _could_ write a
version without a class library, or write version using OWL, but since I
already have a version using MFC, it's open to question whether I'd be
ambitious enough to do either.  OTOH, a lot of people like to compare
the three approaches, and posting some concrete code for each _might_ be
interesting.  OTOH, it mght also lead to lots of silly arguments, which
I'm not excited about either...
    Later,
    Jerry.
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