Chris Huff <chr### [at] yahoocom> writes:

> In article <qqm### [at] schlattfmiuni-konstanzde>, Thomas 
> Willhalm <tho### [at] willhalmde> wrote:
> 
> > In frame.h it says:
> >     #define CLOCKDIVIDER CLK_TCK /*provided by standard c? */	
> > and as far as I know the answer is "No". According to the documentation
> > available to me, you should use CLOCK_PER_SEC instead and include 
> > <time.h>.
> 
> Actually, it is CLOCKS_PER_SEC. :-)
> I don't know about whether it is standard or not, but I had to modify my 
> compile to use it instead of CLK_TCK. It took a bit of searching through 
> headers to find out about that annoying little "S".

I'm sorry about wasting your time. I should have used copy'n'paste instead
of typing.

According to Plauger/Brodie "Standard C" CLOCKS_PER_SEC is standard. 
(Yes, I know that this book is from Microsoft Press, but let's assume
that their books contain less errors than their software.)

Thomas

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