Thread: I Need A Code!!!!

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    Registered User Prodigy's Avatar
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    I Need A Code!!!!

    WHATS THE CODE TO WAIT (PAUSE) FOR A CERTIN AMOUT OF SECONDS ED. 5 SECONDS
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    include dos.h
    delay(5000) //5 seconds
    or if that doesn't work
    include windows.h
    sleep(5000)//5 seconds
    and i see you got another animated avatar

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    include

    For portability/compatibility you might want to include the unistd.h file instead of windows.h or dos.h.

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    :(

    None of them seem to work for me, I'm using Dev C++. Windows 98

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    >For portability/compatibility you might want to include the
    >unistd.h file instead of windows.h or dos.h.
    No, that won't work too well since unistd.h is only compatible with POSIX platforms and won't work on DOS/Windows systems. I've always been of the opinion that if you can't easily do it portably, do it yourself:
    Code:
    #include <ctime>
    void mesleep ( long m )
    {
      clock_t limit, 
              c = clock();
      limit = c + m;
      while ( limit > c )
        c = clock();
    }
    Or you could use conditional compilation to include the appropriate headers according to the platform the program is compiled on.

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    for windows

    Code:
    #include <iostream.h>
    #include <windows.h>
    
    int main()
    {
    cout<<"Pauseing for 5 seconds"<<endl;
    Sleep(5000);  /* Notice capital 'S' in Sleep */
    cout<<"Done pauseing"<<endl;
    return 0;
    }
    But that only works on windows...
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    >None of them seem to work for me, I'm using Dev C++. Windows 98

    Have you included windows.h?
    Are you using a small s instead of a big S (Like it should be) in Sleep()?

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