https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/c-amp-fortran-timer-calls-on-kayak-x550-nt4/m-p/2415841#M33 The standard clock() and cpu_time() calls work only with a resolution of 1.00 <BR />second on my X550 under NT4 SP5 (and linux). The QueryPerformance calls work <BR />well; however the normal run time libraries implement the standard calls in <BR />terms of QueryPerformance only under W9x, if at all, since normal NT systems <BR />provide other options. When running g77, of course, I can hack the library to <BR />act as if it were W95, but commercial compilers don't provide sufficient <BR />documentation to implement such a work-around. Does anyone have a solution, <BR />for NT or linux or both? Fri, 05 Nov 1999 15:31:50 GMT Tim Prince_1 1999-11-05T15:31:50Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/c-amp-fortran-timer-calls-on-kayak-x550-nt4/m-p/2415841#M33 The standard clock() and cpu_time() calls work only with a resolution of 1.00 <BR />second on my X550 under NT4 SP5 (and linux). The QueryPerformance calls work <BR />well; however the normal run time libraries implement the standard calls in <BR />terms of QueryPerformance only under W9x, if at all, since normal NT systems <BR />provide other options. When running g77, of course, I can hack the library to <BR />act as if it were W95, but commercial compilers don't provide sufficient <BR />documentation to implement such a work-around. Does anyone have a solution, <BR />for NT or linux or both? Fri, 05 Nov 1999 15:31:50 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/c-amp-fortran-timer-calls-on-kayak-x550-nt4/m-p/2415841#M33 Tim Prince_1 1999-11-05T15:31:50Z