Is it possible to simulate a stopwatch with IsHighResolution = false when by default it’s true?
Is it possible to simulate a stopwatch with IsHighResolution = false when by default
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Is it possible to simulate a stopwatch with IsHighResolution = false when by default it’s true?
Based on the documentation and a quick look in Reflector, I will offer a tentative no.
Here’s the relevant part from the documentation:
IsHighResolutionis a read-only field which is initialized by the (static) type initializer via a call to theQueryPerformanceFrequencyWin32 API function (apparently from kernel32.dll).If there’s any way of changing this, I can’t think of it it.