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My problem is how to get duration of a certain part of the program. It is my program and I'll put timestamping into it myself. So idea is: ..... time(&Time1) ; processing... processing... processing... time(&Time2) ; Duration = GetTimeDifference(Time1, Time2) ; But I know, that the processing takes surely less than a second, so time() function, returning seconds is not OK. Looked at mattod(). It is said, that it's tick is 1/1000 sec. Fine. But isn't there somewhere a way to convert _MI_Time to something usable? Or if not, can anyone tell me, what are the arithmetical rules for _MI_Time - I need to subtract one from another? I did some bit fiddling and finally got a piece, that seems to work, but it is really ugly: mattod(Time1) ; mitime(&WaitTime, 0, 0, 0, 50) ; /*hours,minutes,seconds,1/100*/ waittime(&WaitTime, _WAIT_NORMAL) ; mattod(Time2) ; memcpy(Buf, &Time1, 8) ; memcpy(&Tim11, Buf, 4) ; memcpy(&TimShift, &Buf[4], 4) ; Tim12 = TimShift >> 22 ; memcpy(Buf, &Time2, 8) ; memcpy(&Tim21, Buf, 4) ; memcpy(&TimShift, &Buf[4], 4) ; Tim22 = TimShift >> 22 ; Diff = (Tim21 - Tim11) * 1000 + Tim22 - Tim12 ; printf("Diff : %d ms\n", Diff) ; The idea of mitime and waittime is simply to compare printed result to 500ms delay. Isn't it ugly? Is it the only way? TIA, Jevgeni Astanovski
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