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sorting algorithms performance in millisecs Posted by Mahabbat on 9 Oct 2011 at 2:20 AM
hi all! how to use QueryPerformancefrequency()?and can you explain me what is QueryPerformancefrequency()?finally how to estimate performance of sorting algorithms(bubble,merge etc..)in milliseconds?
eg:there's 10000<n<60000 number of array to sort and estimate performance
sorry for bad english:(
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Re: sorting algorithms performance in millisecs Posted by The_Apex on 10 Oct 2011 at 1:00 PM
I have never heard of this function in the standard C/C++ libraries, so can you tell us where you found this algorithm?

(Ex. Did you program it yourself?)

If you have a language that you would like me to respond with, let me know.
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Re: sorting algorithms performance in millisecs Posted by The_Apex on 10 Oct 2011 at 1:02 PM
I have never heard of this function in the standard C/C++ libraries, so can you tell us where you found this algorithm?

(Ex. Did you program it yourself?)

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