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Description<\/span><\/h2>\n

ZylTimer is a complete replacement for the Delphi Timer and C ++ Builder components.<\/span> This high-resolution graphics and graphics component is a good choice for programmers who want to go beyond Delphi.<\/span> What is included in Delphi and C ++ Builder as a clock component is a component called TTimer that comes with many restrictions.<\/span> The default Delphi component uses the message queuing mechanism in Windows to generate the OnTimer event.<\/span> This has made it impossible to record time ranges of less than 15 milliseconds.<\/span><\/p>\n

ZylTimer is a proprietary architecture-based multithreader timer that can record times between 1 and milliseconds.<\/span> This is especially important for software that has a lot of time involved.<\/span> The standard TTimer uses the SetTimer function to record time, with a maximum of 25 days.<\/span> But Zilter Timer is capable of maintaining long periods of time for several hundred years.<\/span> It\u2019s worth noting that Windows is basically not an operating system at the moment (except for Windows CE ) so it makes no sense to have a mechanism for accurately recording very small time zones. The Zilter Timer component is fully operational in the Delphi and Borland <\/span>environments, and the present package includes demo programs and help files to familiarize you with the capabilities of the application that you will soon be able to learn about the component\u2019s features.<\/span><\/p>\n

ZylTimer Features and Features:<\/span><\/h3>\n