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-=> Quoting Mike Bilow to David Muir <=-
boy this is getting fun .
MB> I think you should use semaphores to start the timing sequence, rather
MB> than loop on a check to see if a variable is zero or not. This is not
MB> really your question, however.
I'm open to suggestions. Care to elaborate?
MB> Of course a thread can be blocked by a semaphore. However, the exact
MB> way in which semaphores are handled has changed from the 16-bit API to
MB> the 32-bit API, and I have no idea how to advise you if you are
MB> programming in Pascal.
Just forget that I'm using Pascal and give me a "C" sample
using the 32
bit API and i'll be happy . Right now, I'm more ticked at not being able to
use any timer funcions due to it not accpting "any" semaphore I create.
Dave...
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