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> and another thread that waits to receive a signal, and then does all the
> other stuff. But noooo, the timing accuracy has increased, but it's still
> ticking too slowly.
If you can call API functions, call QueryPerformanceCounter from
Kernel32.dll. It is pretty much the ultimate in terms of useful timing
accuracy and resolution under windows. It only takes one parameter (a
pointer to a 64-bit signed integer) so should be easy to set up if you don't
have the header.
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