> > [...] I have to implement NTP then in a C++ > > program, which should run on ordinary Windows machines. > > Is this a good idea? The usual procedure is to assume or demand > a good clock, which is then ensured by running a normal NTP.
That's exactly what I meant. Sorry for the unclear description. I need a clock, synchronized by NTP and then get from this clock a NTP timestamp, which I need for the program. Therefore I thought it would be the best to use the default NTP client of Windows and just make sure that it really synchronizes its clock. Regards, Franz _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
