Linux Timer

From: abc (rkhurana_at_gmail.com)
Date: 07/22/05

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    Hi All
    I need some help in writing the function for Timers (User Space) in
    Linux. My Functions should be like

    timerId initTimer(void * funcarg,void* arg);
    startTimer(timerId)
    stopTimer(timerId)

    Can somebody suggest what all Linux calls to be used to implement these
    fucntions.

    Thanks in advance

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