Re: [Dev-C++] how to set an interval timer in Win32?

[Rick R. <rro...@it...>]

I believe your looking for the SetTimer function and trap the WM_TIMER
message in your callback.

Rick

Jessica Chen wrote:
> in Unix, we can use setitimer() to set interval timer.
> thus, when the timer expires, an SIGALRM is sent out.
>
> i don't know if there's similar timer setting in Win32?
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