Felix scripsit:
> I think usleep(3) is not available on Windows. There is probably a win32
> equivalent, though.
The Woe32 version is Sleep(), which accepts an argument in milliseconds,
and puts the current Windows thread to sleep. However, the default
resolution is 10-15 ms. If you want to change this, you have to call
timeBeginPeriod(1) at the beginning of the application and timeEndPeriod(1)
at the end.
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