Darth wrote:
How does one make a thread sleep for some "microseconds" in C# ?
Generally, if you need microsecond resolution, Windows (any flavour) is not
the right OS.
That being said, in old-fashioned Windows programming (no .NET or C#), I
have used a multimedia timer. The advantage is that the call-back function
is called the moment the timer triggers and not whenever Windows sees fit.
The disadvantage is that you need to assure data protection yourself, it is
probably only possible to use this in unmanaged code and you still get
millisecond resolution only.
Ebbe