Re: GetTimeSysInfoFunc function

[syphilis]

You could use Inline::CPP to access the function.
Some of those options are 64-bit integers, so it's best if you use a perl such that perl -V:ivsize outputs 8.

The function is also available to mingw and ms C compilers (via timeprov.h). You can therefore alternatively access it using Inlne::C if, like me, you're uncomfortable with C++.

A third alternative is to access it via the Win32::API module. (I assume this is possible, but I'm not at all adept at using that module.)

Cheers,
Rob

[thanos1983]

Hello syphilis,

The modules that you proposed look promising. Thank you for your time and effort I will try to play around with them. :D

[afoken]

The modules that you proposed look promising.

To avoid confusion: Most modules in the Win32::* namespace work only on Windows, they will not be aren't available on other platforms like Linux, MacOS or the BSDs. The only exception from this rule seems to be Win32::Autoglob, which can be used on any operating system, but does nothing on non-Windows systems.

Alexander