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Aug 8th, 2021, 11:47 AM
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Re: QBasic/Qb45 high precision timing->
Are you running the original QBasic in an environment like DOSBox or FreeDOS. If that's that case, this might be a very tall order.
You could try something like QB64 instead which is something like 99% compatible with the original QuickBasic. Since that version is actually built using modern techniques, it might be possible to expose the Win32 API to it through a library or some other method and then you can use Windows Performance Counters for high precision timing.
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