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Win API is not program, it is api ;) (Aplication Programming Interface) or something like that.

I think that its better for you to you to use qt/gtk/mfc/borlands CLX/ because making graphical...

If you are programming under windows you can use MFC or ms win API.
If you are programming under dos you can use TVision
If you are programinf under UNIX (xwindows) you can use QT...

If you are running programs in msdos prompt you can use Win API function called GetTickCount() (or view my post in general c forum).

First you need to enable mous in dos. You have to change some autoexexc.bat lines. Read your mouse driver manuel, or something like that.

I found answer!

The answer is GetTickCount() in windows.h, wich will return the number of milliseconds from starting the OS.

Bad side is that this is running only onder Windows :(

I have read some man pages and found something like this, and there it is written that if i want to use something smaller then seconds i need to remove /CLOCK_PER_SECS because value of that variable...

Ok, thank you very much, but can you post any example?
I know thet there is clock function i time.h and unix sys call, by i dont know how to utilise that function in "real chalange".

Well, sorry for my type mistaces, but i think that msg. boards shall not have posts like this!
If you want to help me that's ok, if you dont wont to help me, that's ok too, but do not express that...

You can use TVision because that is shipping with borland compiler, and it's ported to unix (gcc)!

I need to make program that will work under dos and i need to see how much time user need to press enter two times.

If i use time () and diftime () (in time.h) they will give mi number of seconds,...