Count up to 1000 and reset function?

[birthjay]

I apoligize for double posting this here and in the C++ forum, but I am in one of those binds that we tend to get into and this would seem to be a simple thing that could be done in either C# or C++.

I have had a course in C#, but am somewhat limited. I need some kind of loop that will cause a variable to increase in value. Here is what I am trying to do...

Believe it or not, I need to create a webpage that will have textbox on it. This text box will show the RPM's of a machine. So the webpage is an interface to the machine. I am able to call C++ functions from the webpage because of the hardware I am using. Right now I just to to "simulate" the RPM's by using a C++ function. I just want a function that counts up repeatedly and maybe resets after 1000 RPM's. Once I have a function like that I can call it from the webpage to check the current value. I intend to call it every second or so.

To shorten the above...I just need a short function that will count to 1000 and then reset. I know this should be easy for me, but.....

Thanks!

[Bolerophone]

I am puzzld why you want to do this but still here is the code:

for(i=0; i<1000; i++)
{
   //your code here

   if (i=999)
    {
      i = 0;
      // reset the counter
      // however it will go in an infinite 
    }
}

Rater i would suggest you to use:

for(i=0; i<1000; i++)
{
   //your code here

} 

if (i=999)
{
      i = 0;
      // reset the counter
}

-Bolerophone-

[Bolerophone]

what I meant was:

if (i=999)
{
i = 0;
// reset the counter
// however it will go in an infinite
}

if (i=999)
{
i = 0;
// reset the counter
// however it will go in an infinite loop
}