Re: obtaining frame rate

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Howard Abrams (abramsh++at++erau.db.erau.edu)
Mon, 11 Oct 93 16:57:16 EDT

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> How do I obtain the actual, achieved frame rate of the system?
> pfGetFrameRate() returns the system frame rate set in pfFrameRate(),
> so that is not the answer.
>

 One answer could be to calculate the time it took to go though the loop.

 ie. Actual_FPS = 1 / Change_in_time.

 where to get the time is a different story. I tried using pfGetTime()(?)
 but it often returned strange results.
  
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