Your 'Delay' code failed for me, running Squeak 1.3 on Windows NT with
service pack #3 applied on a 133-Mhz Pentium, using the Jitter VM.  Note
that I get the same results (i.e. no delay apparent, return value of 0)
from version 1.23 as well.  I hope this helps.

Bob Jarvis

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Folks,

I just encountered a very strange problem. Executing

  | t |
  t := Time millisecondClockValue.
  (Delay forSeconds: 10) wait.
  Time millisecondClockValue - t.

resulted in a return value of zero! The really strange thing is that this
happened on one machine but not on the other. I'm not sure if this is a
processor, OS, patch-level or Squeak problem. Therefore I'd be happy if
some of you could try the above.

Please respond only if Delay is _not_ working (else I'll have to much
"Yes it works" emails ;-) If you respond please try to include information
about the system you are running (i.e. processor, OS, installed patches).
I assume that the above is a Windows problem but I'm not sure.

[This one is for Mark Guzdial]
Mark, it might well be that the PWS problems you had on NT3.51 were due to
the above. I'd be extremely happy if you could check this.

Andreas

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