shahidali55,
Pardon my stubborness!
Sometimes I get so defensive, I don't recognize when someone knows better.
I've tried your code, and there's definately a big difference.
But now, I must know how much, and more importantly why.
Fortunately, with Instant Interrupts, it was easy to combine both timers into one program, and I'm running it on a telnet server, in case you (or anyone else) wants to see too. I started the test at 12:15 am PST, and have set the time as close as possible relative to GMT. This screen capture was 30 seconds later.
If you have Hyperterminal installed you can see the results by using the TimerTest.ht file in the .zip below. Hopefully in a few days the error will be more evident. T1 is the Elapsed timer, and T0 is your new timer.
password: guest
then type data and press enter
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Here's a reference time http://nist.time.gov/timezone.cgi?Pacific/d/-8/java
Although i started about 1/2 second late.
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Test completed. .zip file removed.
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