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- From: "Gopal V. Sarikela" <gvs3@columbia.edu>
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- Subject: timimng an event in milli seconds.
- Date: Sun, 18 Feb 1996 17:47:18 -0500
- Organization: Columbia University
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- Hello everyone,
- This might be a repeat question but i am sorry for asking.
- I have access to Borland 4.0 compiler on DOS and Windows for IBM and gcc
- and cc for UNIX.
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- I am intersested in measuring time taken by an event like a key
- hit or the user typing something.
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- On the Borland compiler, the command int86(int, *REGS, *REGS) and
- ti_hund gives the time in hundreth of a second, thats how we can time an
- event.
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- I am interested in _milli seconds_ can anybody help me? I am also
- intersted in doing the same on the unix workstations at the university .
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- Any help is much appreciated.
- Thanks
- Gopal
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