is the ftime() function in OS/2 GCC?

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From: Zdenek Niederle
Date: Tue, 26 Mar 1996 00:00

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I need to use the ftime() function to keep track of algorithm execution times
for an assignment.  However, including the proper header files, the linker
tells me __ftime(...) is an undefined external.  Also the header file (timeb.h)
has no entry for ftime().  So, I am wondering is ftime() in another header file or
was it not included.  If it isn't there, is there another function I can use to return
current elapsed time in milliseconds?  Please if you can help email me.

Thankyou...

Zdenek Niederle,     niederle@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca

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