I cant get sleep(5) to work is there a special include i have to load?
Cyb3rAssasin
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Jump to PostYes windows.h, if you are using windows. And the function name is Sleep() not sleep()
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GreenDay2001
Yes windows.h, if you are using windows. And the function name is Sleep() not sleep()
Cyb3rAssasin
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okay thanks! :)
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Sleep from windows.h also takes milliseconds, not seconds. Your call would change to Sleep(5000) .
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I was going to say that sleep() isn't in section 5 of the manual...
heh heh heh :)
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