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GeneralReadDirectoryChangesW vs FindFirstFile (on file server hosting mac file system) Pin
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QuestionWhich process opened a file? Pin
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GeneralConcerning drivers... Pin
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GeneralLNK:2019 Link Error Using C++ to compile C program Pin
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Generala simplr app. for mobile ... Pin
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QuestionLinking to VB/DLL in a C++ Application Pin
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GeneralTIme checking in C++ for visual 6 Pin
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Maxwell Chen29-Jan-08 7:16
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led mike29-Jan-08 9:44
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Maxwell Chen29-Jan-08 16:15
Maxwell Chen29-Jan-08 16:15 
Mark Salsbery wrote:
SetTimer() to create a periodic timer, set to an interval
appropriate for the accuracy you desire.


There would be the first thing to do for SetTimer solution: To precisely seed the timer right at the point at 00:00:00 (as in the OP mentioned). It takes effort.

Then another thing to concern: When the user or NTP service adjust the time (let's say 5 minutes fast, originally 19:28:02 --> new time 19:33:02), the next timeout event will be fired at 00:05:00, not the original configuration 00:00:00.

  Maxwell Chen

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