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Borland C/C++ Project | 1996-01-09 | 6.3 KB | 56 lines |
- Turbo C Project File
- F:\BC3\INCLUDE;..\..\INCLUDE
- F:\BC3\LIB;..\..\LIB\BC
- INDPMI16
- 32767
- ~GREP
- -n+ $MEM(64) $NOSWAP $PROMPT $CAP MSG(GREP2MSG)void *.c
- ~Turbo Assembler
- /MX /M /ZI /O $TASM
- Turbo ~Debugger
- $EXENAME
- Turbo ~Profiler
- tprof
- $EXENAME
- R~esource Compiler
- ~Import Librarian
- IMPLIB
- $IMPLIB
- Todo:
- -----
- 1. Detect if we are running under Windows NT or Windows '95, and if
- we are and the QueryPerformanceCounter function is working, then
- we should use this to get higher accuracy timing functions.
- 2. As a good fallback for Windows 3.1 and even for Windows '95, we could
- put the assembler code into a VxD to perform the high performance
- timing functions for us, as then it would run without any interference
- (we would need to fix the timing stuff using the PIC that Tom Leathley
- mentioned).
- TEST.CPP
- H\SRC\ZTIMER\TEST.CPP
- ULZTIMER.C
- TIMER\ULZTIMER.C
- ZTIMER.CPP
- TIMER\ZTIMER.CPP
- LZTIMER.ASM
- IMER\LZTIMER.ASM
- ..\..\LIB\DOS16\BC3\PMODE.LIB
- ..\..\LIB\DOS16\BC3\PMODE.LIB
- ..\..\INCLUDE\MODEL.MAC
- LZTIMER.ASM
- F:\BC3\INCLUDE\_NFILE.H
- F:\BC3\INCLUDE\STDIO.H
- ZTIMER.CPP
- ) ULZTIMER.C
- ..\..\INCLUDE\ZTIMER.H
- ..\..\INCLUDE\DEBUG.H
- ..\..\INCLUDE\PMODE.H
- F:\BC3\INCLUDE\DOS.H
- F:\BC3\INCLUDE\_NULL.H
- F:\BC3\INCLUDE\MEM.H
- F:\BC3\INCLUDE\_DEFS.H
- F:\BC3\INCLUDE\IOSTREAM.H
- TEST.CPP
- ~Turbo Assembler
- /MX /M /ZI /O /i..\..\INCLUDE $TASM
-