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Subject: RE: DJGPP 3.04 & uclock_t & gcc 3.0.4 on Windows-2000
Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2002 16:27:12 +0200
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>  for (i = 0; i < TOTAL_TIMES; i++)
>  {
>    start_uclock = acuclock();
>    printf ("[%d] start_uclock = %lld (rv %lld - base %lld \n\n", i,
> end_uclock, ac_rv, ac_base);

You print end_uclock (so who knows what start_uclock might be..)

>    fflush (NULL);
>    assert (start_uclock >= 0);            /* THIS IS THE START ASSERT !!!!! */

>    end_uclock = acuclock();
>    printf ("[%d] end_uclock = %lld (rv %lld - base %lld \n\n", i,
>end_uclock, ac_rv, ac_base);
>    fflush (NULL);
>    assert (end_uclock >= 0);
>
>    assert (start_uclock < end_uclock);
>  }