No problems, BUT, take a look at the time-calculations flowing
from seconds into hours. It's right, but Im sure there is a better way.
There is, and it's super simple:
void StopWatch(var* Hours, var* Minutes, var* Seconds)
{
static var hours, minutes, seconds, running=0;
if(running==0)
{ //START StopWatch
running = 1;
hours=*Hours; minutes=*Minutes; seconds=*Seconds;
while(running)
{
wait(1);
seconds += (timer()/1000000);
minutes += integer(seconds / 60);
seconds = seconds % 60;
hours += integer(minutes / 60);
minutes = minutes % 60;
}
return;
}
//STOP StopWatch
*Hours = hours; *Minutes = minutes; *Seconds = seconds;
running=0;
return;
}No more if statements needed
Just so beginners understand, the mathematical operator "%" is called modulus. It calculates the remainder of a division operation.
Lets say we have a pile of 20 cookies. We want to serve the cookies at a party on plates, where each plate can hold 3 cookies. 20 / 3 equals 6.666666_, so we know there will be cookies left over, but how many? 20 % 3 equals 2, so there will be 6 plates with 3 cookies each and 1 plate with just 2 cookies. You'd better eat that serving before-hand... you don't want an upset guest!
