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Hi,
I want to find the current time stamp in micro sec precision.

The requirement is,
my function is executed in an infinite loop.
I measure a value and check if the value computed is what i expected
9forget all this stuff).
I want to print the time stamp every time that event occurs.

So my requirement is printing the current timestamps.

so I can calculate the average time (in micro secs) after which such
an event occur...

I hope I made my requirement clear.

Can anybody pls help me with this problem.
I searched many discussion but couldn't find satisfactory answer.

thanks in advance
Sep 18 '08 #1
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Neel wrote:
Hi,
I want to find the current time stamp in micro sec precision.
Please don't multi-post on Usenet. Answered elsewhere.

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