Re: System.Threading Timer Question
Tech-Archive recommends: Repair Windows Errors & Optimize Windows Performance
I think you'd have to just have a thread in a loop, I doubt you will see a
1MS precision when using Threading.Timer
It'll still be tricky to achieve anything exactly every 1MS though I think.
--
Pete
====
http://mrpmorris.blogspot.com
http://www.capableobjects.com - Think domain, not database
.
Relevant Pages
- RE: Use ADO to add or update date in Access
... Instead it will move your recordset's cursor ... Is the RACFID a numeric field in the database? ... This is often a confusing and tricky thing, ...
(microsoft.public.excel.programming) - Re: help on subroutine
... put the outer loop into a separate subroutine. ... you should be able to then call the inner loop separately on subsequent "steps" (what ... double precision beta,rmsdel,rms2,toleto,wc ...
(comp.lang.fortran) - Re: Possible F77 Code Improvement ??
... The only other things that jump out are the summation loop, ... I'd also worry about the sort2d routine. ... double precision ValAbsX, ValAbsR, ValAbsT ... Kount = Kount + 1 ...
(comp.lang.fortran) - Re: ANSI and doubles
... A post again asking for guidance as I implement FORTH on an soft-core ... I want to make the implementation ANSI compliant except that the ... find that technically I should have used double precision division ... How does your +LOOP work? ...
(comp.lang.forth) - Re: status of quadruple precision arithmetic in g95 and gfortran?
... we were talking about consistent precision. ... Unless you're unrolling the loop to do ... stack easily. ...
(comp.lang.fortran) |
|
