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QPerformanceTimer
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Safe Win32 Timer
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Presents Win32 Timer classes using dynamic thunking technology.
A Simple Method For Timing Code
Published 07/24/2001
This article presents a simple method for timing code processing that is more effective than GetTimeTicks(). Article is based on using code on a Pentium.
Code to Calculate Time Left on Timer
Published 08/31/2000
Enables you to display to the end-user how much time is left on a timer
Timer Support for Non-Window Classes
Published 03/01/2000
Timer Support for Non-Window Classes
A Threaded Timer Class
Published 08/03/1999
A Threaded Timer Class
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MFC Integration with the Windows Transactional File System (TxF)
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