How can I get microseconds in windows???

[´_¬¡¤F]

I can include time.h and use time() to get UTC seconds,but

how can I get microseconds ??

My OS is windows.

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[Victor Bazarov]

"´_¬¡¤F" <as*******@ntust.org> wrote...

I can include time.h and use time() to get UTC seconds,but

how can I get microseconds ??

My OS is windows.

Then ask in comp.os.ms-windows.programmer. C++ language doesn't have
any microsecond-resolution functions.

[Marcin Kalicinski]

> I can include time.h and use time() to get UTC seconds,but

how can I get microseconds ??
My OS is windows.

Your question is offtopic here, please read the FAQ at
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite before posting.

<OT>
Check out QueryPerformanceCounter() function from Windows API
</OT>

Cheers,
Marcin

[Jeff Garland]

as*******@ntust.org (?_???F) wrote in message news:<4D********@ntust.org>...

I can include time.h and use time() to get UTC seconds,but

how can I get microseconds ??

My OS is windows.

The CVS version of boost date_time has a class called microsec_clock
that allows you to write this:

using namespace boost::posix_time;
ptime t = microsec_clock::local_time();
...

On windows this uses the ftime API which will be millisecond
resolution for sure and some hardware might be micro-second. You'll
have to try it to be sure. On Unix this clock uses the GetTimeOfDay
interface which seems to reliably produce microsecond level samples.

If you want this in a released version of Boost you'll probably need
to wait a few weeks until 1.32 is released.

Jeff