Anyone have a LARGE_INTEGER class?
R. Kevin Burton
started to get frustrated with the LARGE_INTEGER type that it
uses. I started to write a simple class that will add, subtract,
multiply, divide, and convert to double. I would like to know if
this has been done already, or am I cutting new ground?
Thank you.
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R. Kevin Burton
kbu...@waun.tdsnet.com
Barry Tannenbaum
"R. Kevin Burton" <kbu...@waun.tdsnet.com> wrote:
> I just started playing around with QueryPerformanceCounter and
> started to get frustrated with the LARGE_INTEGER type that it
> uses. I started to write a simple class that will add, subtract,
> multiply, divide, and convert to double. I would like to know if
> this has been done already, or am I cutting new ground?
What's wrong with the __int64 type that's built into MSVC?
- Barry
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Chris Marriott
<kbu...@waun.tdsnet.com> writes
>I just started playing around with QueryPerformanceCounter and
>started to get frustrated with the LARGE_INTEGER type that it
>uses. I started to write a simple class that will add, subtract,
>multiply, divide, and convert to double. I would like to know if
>this has been done already, or am I cutting new ground?
If you're using a Microsoft compiler, simply use the built-in "__int64"
data type.
Chris
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