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visual c 制作控制系统中微秒级精度定时器（Visual C makes microsecond precision timer in control system） Visual C++ makes the microsecond precision timer.Txt51 in the control system. Confidence is the source of never drying. Confidence is the surging waves. Confidence is the channel of rushing forward, and confidence is the mother of true success. In the industrial production control system, there are many needs time to complete the operation, such as: time display the current time, refresh the progress bar on the screen of the computer regularly to the PC to send commands and data transmission etc.. Especially in the control system with high control performance and data acquisition system, more precise timing operation is needed. As we all know, Windows is a message based system, and the execution of any event is done by sending and receiving messages. This leads to problems such as when the computers CPU is occupied by a process or when the system resources are tight, messages sent to the message queue are temporarily suspended and cannot be processed in real time. Therefore, it is not easy to raise an event with strict timing requirements via the Windows message. In addition, since access to the underlying hardware of the computer has been encapsulated in the Windows, it is difficult to achieve precise timing by directly accessing the hardware. In practical application, the timing method should be adopted in accordance with the requirements of specific timing accuracy. This example implements a microsecond in precise timing, the program interface provides two Edit edit box, one edit box input time length of the ideal user, another edit box returns the actual length of time, after a large number of experimental tests, general error is less than 5 microseconds. The programs running interface is shown in figure 1: Figure 1. Accurate timer with microsecond level First, the realization method Visual C++ provides many functions about time operations, using them to control programs that