Time delay C++

Hi guys, how do i create a time delay in nanoseconds / miliseconds in C++ ?

Something like this (in VC++):

Code:

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//Enable the RDTSC instruction
#ifndef RDTSC
#define RDTSC __asm _emit 0x0F __asm _emit 0x31
#endif

#pragma warning(disable: 4035)
__inline __int64 GetCycleNumber(){
        __asm {
                RDTSC
        }
}

__int64 GetHz(){
        LARGE_INTEGER t1,t2,tf;
        __int64 c1,c2;

        QueryPerformanceFrequency(&tf);
        QueryPerformanceCounter(&t1);
        c1 = GetCycleNumber();
        _asm {
                MOV  EBX, 5000000
                WaitAlittle:
                        DEC                EBX
                JNZ        WaitAlittle
        }
        QueryPerformanceCounter(&t2);
        c2 = GetCycleNumber();
       
        return ((c2 - c1) * tf.QuadPart / (t2.QuadPart - t1.QuadPart));
}

void delay(int millis){
  __int64 Hz = GetHz();
  __int64 start = GetCycleNumber();
  while (millis * Hz / 1000 < GetCycleNumber() - start);
}

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Anything particularly wrong with
void Sleep(DWord dwMilliseconds); in Windows.h for a Windows box
or
int nanosleep(const struct timespec *req, struct timespec *rem) in time.h for a linux box (I presume other Unix variants have something similar, take a look in time.h and see)

[EDIT]AIX has the exact same nanosleep as linux, so I expect other Unices will too [/EDIT]

[This message has been edited by Raptor^ (edited November 08, 2000).]

Hm is there a simpler way ? QueryPerformanceFrequency() and QueryPerformanceCounter() are not found and if i include winbase.h the debugger gives a lot of errors in that file.

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Sleep() from windows.h seems to work though, thanks !

erm, don't include winbase.h directly, its automatically included by windows.h and needs some of the other stuff that windows.h has.

Just include windows.h instead https://www.sharkyforums.com/images/.../2005/06/5.gif