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Author: Dean Wyant
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High resolution timing is supported in Win32 by the QueryPerformanceCounter and QueryPerformanceFrequency API calls. The timer resolution varies with the processor. Today's high speed processors have a timer resolution of less than a microsecond. Of course, this is a much better resolution than the GetTickCount API! Using the QueryPerformanceCounter calls directly takes too much typing and the resulting code is usually hard to read. So, I looked all over the net for a timer class but I could not find one that suited me. I wrote a simple and powerful timer class and named it CPerfTimer.
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