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From: fester@CPAC.WASHINGTON.EDU
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.programmer
Subject: how to get the most accurate program timings
Message-ID: <9101220039.AA06964@yin.cpac.washington.edu>
Date: 22 Jan 91 00:39:11 GMT
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What is the best way to get really accurate program timings ?  Is
Microsoft C's  CLOCK() library routine good enough, does TurboC have
something better, should I be writing an assembly routine that uses
a totally undocumented system call (:-)), what ?  If anyone out
there has had to work with really accurate timings, how did you do it ?

LeaF
fester@yin.cpac.washington.edu  (mail or posting responses is fine.  thanks.)