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Thats all I needed to know, thanks khkremer!!!! Pts are yours.<br />
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regards,<br />
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Gordon.
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Thats all I needed to know, thanks khkremer!!!! Pts are yours.

regards,

Gordon.

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Can someone please tell me how to implement a sleep command for Linux in the same was as the Windows variant.<br />
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The Windows version tells the current process to go to sleep and stops it for a number of milliseconds, but allows other functions/threads in the application to work in the background. How do I do this in Linux????<br />
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I want to let other threads do their bit, by waiting for one second.<br />
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I saw the sleep and usleep command in Linux but does this do what I need???<br />
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I am coding in QT3 / C++ on SuSE.<br />
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regards,<br />
<br />
Gordon?
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Can someone please tell me how to implement a sleep command for Linux in the same was as the Windows variant.

The Windows version tells the current process to go to sleep and stops it for a number of milliseconds, but allows other functions/threads in the application to work in the background. How do I do this in Linux????

I want to let other threads do their bit, by waiting for one second.

I saw the sleep and usleep command in Linux but does this do what I need???

I am coding in QT3 / C++ on SuSE.

regards,

Gordon?

Linux variant for Windows Sleep command

Kernel programming for Linux operating systems can be done with many different languages; C, C++, Python, Perl and Java, which are some of the most common languages used.There are also many different varieties of Linux, such as Ubuntu, Fedora and OpenSUSE.