[AccessD] uSecond timing

[John Colby]

And this is why I look up to you Gustav.

As I said elsewhere, I am not all that, I simply can imagine things that
others don't.  But I surely don't know everything.

I will go back and examine the LongLong.  Decimal has speed issues IIRC.
It is implemented in code whereas the LongLong is almost certainly a
register operation.

Thanks for the heads up.

On Wed, Sep 2, 2020 at 1:25 PM Gustav Brock via AccessD <
accessd at databaseadvisors.com> wrote:

> Hi John
>
> To prevent the scaling up/down of Currency he suggests, why not use
> Decimal which, in VBA, isn't buggy at all, or simply LongLong which is a
> 64-bit integer?
>
> Looking forward to your video. I always wonder where people find the time
> to experiment with such things.
>
> /gustav
>
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> Emne: [AccessD] uSecond timing
>
> I got a class implemented to do uSecond timing as opposed to the normal
> mSecond timing.
>
> Based on;
>
> https://rotchvba.wordpress.com/2016/12/12/a-high-resolution-timer-in-vba/
>
> I am preparing to do my very first YouTube video ever.  I'm doing a crash
> course on OBS Studio now.  Once I get the first video figured out, then I
> hope to do one weekly or so.  About (what else) how to do OOP in access.
> And the first lesson will use a timer class to demonstrate why you would
> use a class and how to do so.
>
> Ease us all into the subject. 😁
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