Comments by windyl3ig

windyl3ig 19-Jun-12 2:26am View

oh yes, nice and clear, very thank you for your guideline. ^^

windyl3ig 12-Apr-12 16:50pm View

Very thank you for your guideline.

That is my mistake. very thank you to collect it.

windyl3ig 11-Apr-12 12:34pm View

oh, that is TRUE - -", you are right.

very thank you ^^

a parameter curse for an hour - -"

windyl3ig 28-Mar-12 4:09am View

thank you very much

windyl3ig 28-Mar-12 3:50am View

thank you for your guideline, I really miss it >w<</xml>

windyl3ig 28-Mar-12 3:42am View

yes, exactly, you are right.

windyl3ig 27-Mar-12 12:15pm View

OK, I got it. thank you very much~*

windyl3ig 27-Mar-12 11:12am View

maybe I misunderstood your comment, but MSVC++ always use wizard to create project.
File > new project > visual c++ > win32 Console Application > OK > next > application type: Console Application > Additional options : Empty Project.

windyl3ig 27-Mar-12 10:49am View

#include iostream
#include MMSystem.h
#include WinUser.h

using namespace std;

void main()
{
SetTimer (m_nTimerID, uElapse, NULL);
return;
}

windyl3ig 27-Mar-12 10:48am View

Deleted

#include <iostream>
#include <mmsystem.h>
#include <winuser.h>

using namespace std;

void main()
{
SetTimer (m_nTimerID, uElapse, NULL);
return;
}

windyl3ig 27-Mar-12 10:39am View

you mean, I should put this in:#include WINUSER.H, right?

I put it but I got same error.

windyl3ig 23-Jan-12 7:42am View

ok, very thank you for youf help and code.:P

windyl3ig 23-Jan-12 5:45am View

your code is cool, but I think, you 'miss-place' with min and max,my result:

NT timer resolutions (min/max/cur):15.6/0.5/15.6or I missunderstand again? - -"

windyl3ig 22-Dec-11 6:41am View

Ah,that's my misunderstand. Thank you for every comment and guildline.

windyl3ig 22-Dec-11 6:22am View

That 's not work too, 2 still be returned.

windyl3ig 22-Dec-11 5:52am View

no, not return value but it show,

nRegQueryValueEx(~MHz) failed (2)
nRegQueryValueEx failed (2)

That means, File not Found, why file is not found? because I used the same path with RegOpenKeyEx()

windyl3ig 20-Dec-11 13:49pm View

oh that's awesome. Very thank you for your comment and guidlines.
It's very useful for me. And again, Thank you very much.

windyl3ig 20-Dec-11 12:01pm View

Thank you for your comment, and more in-depth detail about Sleep().
but my question is how to figure out CPU freq, as I demonstrate that QureyPreformanceFrequence() is not really work, my CPU clock is 3.07 GHz but that function return only "~2.9MHz".

windyl3ig 20-Dec-11 9:58am View

ok, That's time resolution problem. thanks you very much >w<

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