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Convert functions to linux (gcc)

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Hey there, I have this old code im trying to compile using GCC and am running into a few issues.. im trying to figure out how to convert these functions to gcc static __int64 MyQueryPerformanceFrequency() { static __int64 aFreq = 0; if(aFreq!=0) return aFreq; LARGE_INTEGER s1, e1, f1; __int64 s2, e2, f2; QueryPerformanceCounter(&s1); s2 = MyQueryPerformanceCounter(); Sleep(50); e2 = MyQueryPerformanceCounter(); QueryPerformanceCounter(&e1); QueryPerformanceFrequency(&f1); double aTime = (double)(e1.QuadPart - s1.QuadPart)/f1.QuadPart; f2 = (e2 - s2)/aTime; aFreq = f2; return aFreq; } void PerfTimer::GlobalStart(const char *theName) { gPerfTimerStarted = true; gPerfTotalTime = 0; gPerfTimerStartCount = 0; gPerfElapsedTime = 0; LARGE_INTEGER anInt; QueryPerformanceCounter(&anInt); gPerfResetTick = anInt.QuadPart; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// void PerfTimer::GlobalStop(const char *theName) { LARGE_INTEGER anInt; QueryPerformanceCounter(&anInt); LARGE_INTEGER aFreq; QueryPerformanceFrequency(&aFreq); gPerfElapsedTime = (double)(anInt.QuadPart - gPerfResetTick)/aFreq.QuadPart*1000.0; gPerfTimerStarted = false; } I also tried converting this function (original function is the first function below and my converted for gcc function is under that) is this correct?: #if defined(WIN32) static __int64 MyQueryPerformanceCounter() { // LARGE_INTEGER anInt; // QueryPerformanceCounter(&anInt); // return anInt.QuadPart; #if defined(WIN32) unsigned long x,y; _asm { rdtsc mov x, eax mov y, edx } __int64 result = y; result<<=32; result|=x; return result; } #else static __int64 MyQueryPerformanceCounter() { struct timeval t1, t2; double elapsedTime; // start timer gettimeofday(&t1, NULL); Sleep(50); // stop timer gettimeofday(&t2, NULL); // compute and print the elapsed time in millisec elapsedTime = (t2.tv_sec - t1.tv_sec) * 1000.0; // sec to ms elapsedTime += (t2.tv_usec - t1.tv_usec) / 1000.0; // us to ms return elapsedTime; } #endif Any help would be appreciated, Thank you!

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