Re: Using GetProcessTimes
That does the exact same thing as GetProcessTimes - GetSystemTime. With the
execption that it only works for the current process. With GetProcessTimes
you can check the start time of any process on the system.
AliR.
"Ashot Geodakov" <a_geodakov@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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How about
DWORD milliseconds;
int WINAPI WinMain( ... )
{
milliseconds = GetTickCount();
}|
DWORD ElapsedTimeMilliseconds()
{
return GetTickCount() - milliseconds;
}
"kunal s patel" <kunalspatel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi all,
In my application, i want to know how much time a process has run since
its
starting. So for that i am using this api. Now this Api returns time in
FILETIME structure. I want to retrieve time as..how much
seconds/minutes/hours this process has been running........how do i go
about
it.
kunal
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