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fopen() causes an "obvious" time delay in WC ???

Dear all,

When using fopen() in watcom C, I found that it takes some time...
That is, it need more time than that in Turbo C !
Does anyone see this phenomenon before ?
Thanks !
liaoo

Jun 28 '06 #1
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>When using fopen() in watcom C, I found that it takes some time...
That is, it need more time than that in Turbo C !
What is it you are fopen()ing? For read or for write or for
read/write? How much longer does it take? (microseconds, seconds,
years, decades, eons, ...) How did you measure this? If it takes
longer than 1 month, your version of Windows is not up to date on
security patches.
Does anyone see this phenomenon before ?


Gordon L. Burditt
Jun 28 '06 #2

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