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Help needed regarding c program
Hi,
Currently, i have an application that does logging of messages into a text file and i record the timing for the messages in a [hh:mm:ss] format. However, i need to log the messages up to millisec level and the struct tm i am using now only support up to sec, is there any other way to get millisec? Cheers |
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Hi fpmurphy,
It works thanks a lot for the help. Cheers dwgi32 |
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