HI..
In the case of thread..
you can use the combination of MUTEX and CONDITION_VARIABLE.....
that allow to wait for the thread for a condition or time u specufy,
whichever fires earlier..............

regards
Trilok Saini


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Thanks Trilok,   Well ! these functions are  not fullfilling the requireemnt of my application. The application I am developing is a multithreaded application and requires switching between the threads (5 or more) and inside the threads msg queuse are there.   sleep is perhaps not a better solution to be used. can you suggest some high resolution timer which can be used for such purpose.   Regards   KiranTrilok Saini <t_saini1@...> wrote: Hi.. Yes it can give u the resolution of the order of 1 ms or better.. some system call are made for the order of mirco-senonds... Even I have used millisecond resolution... please check the system call like sleep, usleep, alarm and related man pages... Regards Trilok Sainilinuxtks@yahoogroups.com wroteHello Frnds,   I am seeking a help regarding High resolution timers in Linux. Since this OS is new for me, I would like to know can Redhat or PCQ Linux give more than 10ms accuracy.   if yes , How.??   Do help me with ur experience.     Regards Kiran Now that's room service! Choose from over 150,000 hotels in 45,000 destinations on Yahoo! Travel to find your
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