Hi We can use the SetTimer/KillTimer APIs in windows to register a CALLBACK function to handle WM_TIMER messages at (approx) regular intervals of time (or handle WM_TIMER messages in WindowProc). Is there a portable equivalent in boost (thread) library? Boost::timer helps in measurement of time only!! Warm Regards Raveendra
Raveendra Madala wrote:
We can use the SetTimer/KillTimer APIs in windows to register a CALLBACK function to handle WM_TIMER messages at (approx) regular intervals of time (or handle WM_TIMER messages in WindowProc).
Is there a portable equivalent in boost (thread) library? Boost::timer helps in measurement of time only!!
Boost.Asio's timer is for such time event management. Its online document can be found at: http://asio.sourceforge.net/ .
On Tuesday 05 of February 2008 13:34:44 Raveendra Madala wrote:
Hi
We can use the SetTimer/KillTimer APIs in windows to register a CALLBACK function to handle WM_TIMER messages at (approx) regular intervals of time (or handle WM_TIMER messages in WindowProc).
Is there a portable equivalent in boost (thread) library? Boost::timer helps in measurement of time only!!
Warm Regards Raveendra
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