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    Palm Os Timer

    I can't seem to find a function for Palm Programming that will return me the time in milliseconds. Does one exist?
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    Debugging procedure:
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    2)When step 1 fails resort to a more tradidtional way of debugging by hitting the monitor or the computer tower.
    3)Consult MSDN
    4)After looking at MSDN with no result, ask someone.
    5)Since the person you asked will tell you to look at the MSDN, search the help one more time and repeat step 4 untill an answer from the person is obtained.
    6)Follow what Mycrosoft does and pretend ther is no problem.

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    Are you using PalmOS, WinCE or PocketPC. If you are using PalmOS, you won't find anything on MSDN.
    Succinct is verbose for terse

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    I know I won't find anything in MSDN. That's why I am asking ppl here.

    I am programming for PalmOS
    Debugging procedure:
    1)Look at the code logically and step by step.
    2)When step 1 fails resort to a more tradidtional way of debugging by hitting the monitor or the computer tower.
    3)Consult MSDN
    4)After looking at MSDN with no result, ask someone.
    5)Since the person you asked will tell you to look at the MSDN, search the help one more time and repeat step 4 untill an answer from the person is obtained.
    6)Follow what Mycrosoft does and pretend ther is no problem.

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    Are you using Code Warrior or Pocket C or something else? There is a link for a microsecond timer. Just multiply by 1000 for the milliseconds.
    http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/papers/1969.cfm
    I like pocketC. It is what C should have been.

    You might try posting this on the Wireless/Mobile... forum. You might get a better response.
    Last edited by cup; July 23rd, 2002 at 07:29 AM.
    Succinct is verbose for terse

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