Hi,

I am writing an application which manipulates images within a thread. I want to
calculate the frames per second. What is the best and precisely procedure to
calculate the fps?

Thanks for help.

regards

Wilfried

I suggest you use a high resoultion timer.
Follow this link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ncecounter.asp

Regards,
Marco Era
http://www.marcoera.com

Hi


Thanks for the information, but the MS-page tells me that the topic can not be
found. But I think you mean the "queryperformancecounter" procedure?

Grüße

Wilfried

Wilfried Holzke wrote:
| Hi
|
| >>I am writing an application which manipulates images within a thread. I
| > want to
| >>calculate the frames per second. What is the best and precisely procedure
| > to
| >>calculate the fps?
|
| > I suggest you use a high resoultion timer.
| > Follow this link:
| >
|
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...sinfo/base/que
ryperformancecounter.asp
| Thanks for the information, but the MS-page tells me that the topic can not be
| found. But I think you mean the "queryperformancecounter" procedure?

Yes. Marco's link is missing a hyphen in "enus" part -- should be "en-us".

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Sorry about that, I lost the hyphen in my copy & paste... :-)
We should have in Windows a multiple clipboard as Office has, shouldn't we ?

Regards,
Marco Era
http://www.marcoera.com

Hi,

Is the QueryHighPerformanceCounter the best solution or are there other
procedure for time measuring?

regards

Wilfried

You could use a multimedia timer, but it hasn't the same resolution as
QueryPerformanceCounter.

That's why I use a high-resolution timer in this app:
http://www.marcoera.com/articles.htm

Anyway, multimedia timer documentation is here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...asp?frame=true

Regards,
Marco Era
http://www.marcoera.com