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using the clock in windows

Started by July 22, 2002 11:35 AM
5 comments, last by nextgengamer 22 years, 4 months ago
Does anyone know how i would query the windows clock to get how much time has passes. I''m looking for a non-mfc way to do this because I am using direct x in my program. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks NextGenGamer
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Try DWORD GetTickCount(VOID);
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I''m trying to avoid GetTickCount() because it has caused problems for me with my animation. Isn''t there some sort of struct or function that will return the exact windows time
timeGetTime() is another one you should look into.
And QueryPerformanceCounter.
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If not concerned with speed, look up the SYSTEMTIME structure.
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