64-bit value in microseconds to a time

[ccandler]

I have a number which is in microseconds and need to convert it into a time and date. CHighTime class (written in C++) was used to make this number by another vendor and now I am trying to convert it back using VB.net any help would be appreciated. The number is a 64 bit value (in microseconds), and is the number of 1 microsecond intervals since January 1, 1601. Another way of asking this question is how do you use the chightime class within a VB.net project?

[Dave Kreskowiak]

You can't use the code directly. You'd have to either rewrite it in VB.NET or compile it directly into a .DLL and use it that way. The other option is to look for other high resolution timer controls such as the CCRP High Performance Timer Object, which can be found here[^]. RageInTheMachine9532