void CEngine::SetFPS(void) { static CTimer Timer; static unsigned int FpsNum; static unsigned int LastFpsNum; static unsigned int NumFrames; if(Timer.ElapsedSeconds() >= 1.0f) { Timer.Reset(); FpsNum = NumFrames; NumFrames = 0; if (LastFpsNum != FpsNum) { //Display FPS std::string FPS("FPS : "); std::stringstream temp; temp << FpsNum; FPS += temp.str(); m_Renderer->Screen.SetCaption(FPS); LastFpsNum = FpsNum; } } else ++NumFrames; }

This code when run with a v-refresh of 60 always seems to report ~62. On other refresh rates it''s ways too high there too. The CTimer is just a wrapper around QueryPerformance counter. The ''second'' calculation is like this: double CTimer::ElapsedSeconds(void) { LARGE_INTEGER Current; QueryPerformanceCounter(&Current); return (double)(Current.QuadPart - m_Start) / s_Frequency; } Hopefully casting to double isn''t too evil in ths case. (I''m not worried if my clock breaks at the year 25000ad ) Any suggestions for why I am seeing too many increments per second? Thanks Chris