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Thanks for the info.

>>  #ifdef WIN32
>> void usleep(unsigned long usec)
>> {
>>     Sleep(usec/1000);
>> }
>> #endif
>>

The division "usec/1000" is an expensive operation on any processor.

Maybe it would be better just to use "_sleep(1)" which is analogous to 
usleep(1000) ?

This is what i did to have it compiled and it worked like a charm.

teris.