Check out the gnu documentation. It contains all information needed to use
the GNU-based runtime library.
You can also check out the documentation available on the MinGW site.
Or you can just google gettimeofday() - it's a standard function, so you
will get a lot of good hits.
/pwm
On Wed, 30 May 2007, barreto wrote:
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> Hi all.
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> Is there any example of how to use gettimeofday() similar functions to
> manage time in Dev-C++?
>
> Thanks.
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