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I guess SetTimer doesn't work with console application at all...
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I guess SetTimer doesn't work with console application at all...

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 &gt;&nbsp;I guess SetTimer doesn't work with console application at all... <br />
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That's not correct. SetTimer() works fine in console applications. &nbsp;You need to have a message pump, though. &nbsp;Prema, does your console app have a message pump in the thread where you're expecting the timer to work?<br />
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..B ekiM
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> I guess SetTimer doesn't work with console application at all...

That's not correct. SetTimer() works fine in console applications.  You need to have a message pump, though.  Prema, does your console app have a message pump in the thread where you're expecting the timer to work?

..B ekiM

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perhaps you need to create a thread for it!
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perhaps you need to create a thread for it!

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Hi,<br />
I want to use SetTimer Function in a win32 console application. &nbsp;I got the code compiled and build without error. I used like this.. But it is not calling the TimerFunct function. Can you please send me sample code to user SetTimer function in win32 console application.. Thank you.. //SPrema.<br />
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CODE:<br />
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SetTimer(NULL,1, 10000,TimerFunct); &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
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callback Function:<br />
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__stdcall TimerFunct()<br />
{<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;printf(&quot;Timerfunc&quot;);<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; return 0;<br />
}<br />
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Hi,
I want to use SetTimer Function in a win32 console application.  I got the code compiled and build without error. I used like this.. But it is not calling the TimerFunct function. Can you please send me sample code to user SetTimer function in win32 console application.. Thank you.. //SPrema.

CODE:

SetTimer(NULL,1, 10000,TimerFunct);	

callback Function:

__stdcall TimerFunct()
{
	printf("Timerfunc");
                return 0;
}



Timer Function

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