Hi,
under visual C++ exists a function Sleep(milliseco nd).
What is the equivalent under Visual C++.Net ?
thx,
Alain
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Sleep(milliseco nd) !!
Nothing stops you from using this under C++/CLI.
For strictly managed code, check out Thread::Sleep() .
Brian
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Hi,
under visual C++ exists a function Sleep(milliseco nd).
What is the equivalent under Visual C++.Net ?
thx,
Alain
ok, but when i use it, VC++.net tells me : error C3861: 'Sleep':
identifier not found.
and if i include windows.h, i have several command which are ambigious...
Brian Muth wrote:
Sleep(milliseco nd) !!
Nothing stops you from using this under C++/CLI.
For strictly managed code, check out Thread::Sleep() .
Brian
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>Hi,
under visual C++ exists a function Sleep(milliseco nd).
What is the equivalent under Visual C++.Net ?
thx,
Alain
Try ::Sleep()
Brian
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ok, but when i use it, VC++.net tells me : error C3861: 'Sleep':
identifier not found.
and if i include windows.h, i have several command which are ambigious...
Brian Muth wrote:
>Sleep(millisec ond) !!
Nothing stops you from using this under C++/CLI.
For strictly managed code, check out Thread::Sleep() .
Brian
"--== Alain ==--" <no****@noemail .comwrote in message
news:uz******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP02.phx.gbl.. .
>>Hi,
under visual C++ exists a function Sleep(milliseco nd).
What is the equivalent under Visual C++.Net ?
thx,
Alain
Hi Alain,
"--== Alain ==--" <no****@noemail .comwrote in message
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ok, but when i use it, VC++.net tells me : error C3861: 'Sleep':
identifier not found.
and if i include windows.h, i have several command which are ambigious...
If you have ambigious types try to remove using statements and use the full
qualified types in your code.
So instead of:
using A::B::C;
D d; // D lives in the above namespace and in some other visible namespace
as well
use:
A::B::C::D d;
--
SvenC
>
Brian Muth wrote:
>Sleep(millisec ond) !!
Nothing stops you from using this under C++/CLI.
For strictly managed code, check out Thread::Sleep() .
Brian
"--== Alain ==--" <no****@noemail .comwrote in message
news:uz******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP02.phx.gbl.. .
>>Hi,
under visual C++ exists a function Sleep(milliseco nd).
What is the equivalent under Visual C++.Net ?
thx,
Alain
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