[dark_bit]

This is my code, what i spec is to calculate miliseconds, but i just dont know how to start could you give a hand?
i want this appereance when i run my program;
[ 00 : 00 : 00.0000 ]
i hope you understand what i want to do.
any help or manuals would be useful

Code:

#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <unistd.h> void counter_Strike() {        for (int hour=0; hour<=24; hour=hour+1) {        for (int minut=0; minut<=60; minut=minut+1) {        for (int second=0; second<=60; second=second+1) {        system("clear");        printf ("[ %d : %d : %d ]\n",hour,minut,second);        sleep(1);                                            }                                                      }                                                           }        return;                    } int main(void) {                int day;                int thinker[]={1,0,-1};                counter_Strike();                return 0;                }

[Bish0pQ]

I just started learning C yesterday, I'll see if I can figure out what's wrong or how to do this.

[titbang]

I just started learning C yesterday, I'll see if I can figure out what's wrong or how to do this.

This has to be done at OS level. If you're using Windows you can use GetSystemTime().

[dark_bit]

I just started learning C yesterday, I'll see if I can figure out what's wrong or how to do this.

This has to be done at OS level. If you're using Windows you can use GetSystemTime().

i am on linux OS rigth now, so there is not any other way?
i try it using a float number but doesn't looks realistic.

[titbang]

I just started learning C yesterday, I'll see if I can figure out what's wrong or how to do this.

This has to be done at OS level. If you're using Windows you can use GetSystemTime().

i am on linux OS rigth now, so there is not any other way?
i try it using a float number but doesn't looks realistic.

Here is a reference of functions for different systems. View the 'Retrieving system time' subsection.