Looking for CLOCK in C programming

[Norlela Saihen]

i am looking for a programming CLOCK in C programming format......if any
one have it, pls be pleasure to send me a copy.......thanks :)
pls reply to che...@hotmail.com

[Paul Lutus]

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[Fei Li]

Norlela Saihen <use...@siswa.utm.my> wrote in message
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> i am looking for a programming CLOCK in C programming format......if any
> one have it, pls be pleasure to send me a copy.......thanks :)
> pls reply to che...@hotmail.com
>

Sorry for my ignorance, but what is a "programming clock"?
Is it a program that displays a clock? Well, if you use unix, the
following code "in C++ format" will do it:

#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;
int main() {
system("xclock");
return 0;
}

You can also convert the program to display a
calculator or a calender, etc, by changing just one
string. Isn't that nice? :-)

[Jim Cobban]

Norlela Saihen wrote:

> i am looking for a programming CLOCK in C programming format......if any
> one have it, pls be pleasure to send me a copy.......thanks :)
> pls reply to che...@hotmail.com

It is considered bad Netiquette to demand an E-mail reply to a question in a
newsgroup. If your question is of such generality that it requires our time
to read your question, then you should stick around long enough to read our
replies.

In C look in the header <time.h> in C++ look in the header <ctime>. They
both contain functions which can be used to implement a clock on any system.

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