Time, date and FPS functions.

**flameswor10** · 12-07-2010

Code:

float	    fLastTickCount = 0.0f;           
float	    fCurrentTickCount;
char	     cFrameRate[30]; 
fCurrentTickCount = clock() * 0.001f;
noFps++;
if((fCurrentTickCount - fLastTickCount) > 1.0f)
{
fLastTickCount = fCurrentTickCount;
sprintf(FPSxD, "%d", noFps);
noFps = 0;
}

Code:

char        date[20];
struct tm * current_tm;
time_t current_time;
time (&current_time);
current_tm = localtime (&current_time);
sprintf( DatexD, "%d-%02d-%d",current_tm->tm_mon+1,current_tm->tm_mday,current_tm->tm_year-100+2000);

Code:

#include <time.h>
char        date[20];
struct tm * current_tm;
time_t current_time;
time (&current_time);
current_tm = localtime (&current_time);
sprintf( TimexD,"%02d:%02d:%02d", current_tm->tm_hour, current_tm->tm_min, current_tm->tm_sec );

Simple ways of doing it /

**o-o** · 12-08-2010

Nice

**Sydney** · 12-08-2010

My Time Function is a bit smaller. And i think you dont have to include the time.h.
Bcuz i didnt included it and it works.

**flameswor10** · 12-08-2010

Originally Posted by kongamonga

My Time Function is a bit smaller. And i think you dont have to include the time.h.
Bcuz i didnt included it and it works.

It's the thought of releasing it and helping people that counts

Much simpler than Coryster2100's way

**kotentopf** · 12-08-2010

the

is now without the "/" at beginning xD

Creditz for FPS: Sardonik(i think)
time idk but its so simple xD

**Sydney** · 12-08-2010

Originally Posted by flameswor10

It's the thought of releasing it and helping people that counts

Much simpler than Coryster2100's way

Thats true.
I just said that mine if a bit smaller. Well Gj Flame.

**UGodly** · 12-08-2010

Good job dude and thanks

**whatup777** · 12-08-2010

....Why this again?

**Zithium** · 12-08-2010

Thanks man, good job.

**NOOBJr** · 12-09-2010

Nice Job Bro. But there is a slightly better way of doing it!

**NOOB** · 12-09-2010

cOLD

**Sydney** · 12-09-2010

Originally Posted by ᴺᴼᴼᴮ

cOLD

Spam much ?

**flameswor10** · 12-09-2010

Originally Posted by Zane Slayman

Nice Job Bro. But there is a slightly better way of doing it!

I know. But Just showing one way of doing these things

**seeplusplus** · 12-10-2010

xD I do time and date differently.
[php]#include <ctime>
time_t t = time(0);
cpp.PrintText(ScreenCenterX-1, 10, D3DCOLOR_XRGB(0,0,0), cpp.pFont1, ctime(&t));[/php]
Very simple...

**confict** · 12-10-2010

Originally Posted by seeplusplus

xD I do time and date differently.
[php]#include <ctime>
time_t t = time(0);
cpp.PrintText(ScreenCenterX-1, 10, D3DCOLOR_XRGB(0,0,0), cpp.pFont1, ctime(&t));[/php]
Very simple...

This is a way easyer way lol

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