> > >> Add a WIN32 equivalent for gettimeofday >> >> This function does not really returns the "time of day", but it will >> suffice to evaluate elapsed times. >> > > What's wrong with using timeGetTime instead? The choice I made was to use > plain time to count also the time used by other processes (X server, > kernel...). Whan using ticks (at least in linux) I think one does not get > the time spent in othe rprocesses). > timeGetTime only gets you a time in milliseconds. The example you gave (about the Messages cache) clearly needs microsecond resolution. Vincent
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