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I haven't been to cn-dos for a long time. Recently, when writing batch scripts under the command line of NT (2k, xp, 2k3, etc.), I used delay. I didn't like using ping -n X 127.1 >nul. Later, I found a delay tool wait.exe that seemed to be 32-bit on Google. I don't dare to keep it to myself, and please don't laugh.

The size of wait.exe is quite large, 32K. I don't know if it can be compressed.

Look, what is it

The sleep.exe in the Resource Kit has the same function.

sleep.vbs
wscript.sleep %1
Not sure if it's correct

Where can I download the 2000 Resource Kit now? I've been looking for it for a long time.

The delay obtained with sleep() has very low precision and consumes quite a bit of CPU usage. If you want to achieve millisecond or even microsecond level, you need to use the QueryPerformanceFrequency() and QueryPerformanceCounter() functions.

Of course, the kind of application the LZ mentioned can be done with the sleep() function. After the World Cup, I'll compile one with masm32, and it's estimated to be at most a few KB.

[ Last edited by netwinxp on 2010-6-29 at 21:32 ]

I use WAIT4, less than 2KB
See attachment

Which one occupies fewer resources?? Try them one by one...........