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TCD · 06 August 2008, 20:41

When coding native Win32 or 64 apps you should definetely use high-resolution timers. Java isn't native, but is able to use the same functions in it's Bytecode interpreter. So maybe it's a problem with Java on Windows, but not with Windows itself

06 August 2008, 20:41	#9
TCD HOL/FTP busy bee Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Germany Age: 46 Posts: 31,525	When coding native Win32 or 64 apps you should definetely use high-resolution timers. Java isn't native, but is able to use the same functions in it's Bytecode interpreter. So maybe it's a problem with Java on Windows, but not with Windows itself