i dont really know where must i post this ... :P
this code: " TimerPort timer; timeout_t init = numeric_limits<timeout_t>::max(); timer.setTimer(init);
Thread::sleep(1000);
cout << init-timer.getElapsed() << endl; "
show 4294967295 and not ~1000
if I use numeric_limits<long>::max(), it works
I wanna get something like the TimeGetTime, surrentTimeMillis function, is there any alternative ?
this is a bug ? a wrong use ?
(work with in cc2-0.99.4, under win32, maybe it's fixed in 0.99.6)
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i dont really know where must i post this ... :P
this code: "
TimerPort timer;
timeout_t init = numeric_limits<timeout_t>::max();
timer.setTimer(init);
Thread::sleep(1000);
cout << init-timer.getElapsed() << endl;
"
show 4294967295 and not ~1000
if I use numeric_limits<long>::max(), it works
I wanna get something like the TimeGetTime, surrentTimeMillis function, is there any alternative ?
this is a bug ? a wrong use ?
(work with in cc2-0.99.4, under win32, maybe it's fixed in 0.99.6)