At how many FPS are running my games?

Well, i'm playing, for example, on a game like Warcraft III, and I want to know at how many FPS it runs.
How can I get this information?
Greetings

Depends upon the game, but in Warcraft III (and many other games) simply enter '/fps' in the chat box and the information should show on screen

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2   public static void main( String args[] )
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4      PrintThread thread1, thread2, thread3, thread4;
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6      thread1 = new PrintThread( "thread1" );
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8      thread3 = new PrintThread( "thread3" );
9      thread4 = new PrintThread( "thread4" );
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15..............2+1......2+1.....6
16..............3+1......3+1.....8
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at the start of line 14, the previous callers thread is dead & now a new thread is created that belongs to the caller on line 14... etc.

well, i realize at the end there would be 4 threads but im trying to get my head around this explanation in the book:
"A program launches a threads executioin by calling the threads start method, which in turn call the run method. After start launches the thread, start returns to tis caller immediately. The caller then executes concurrently with the lauched thread." there fore if i have 2 concurrent processes, are there 2 threads running????
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Dear Friends ,
how do i figure out how many instance are running on database? OR , How many database are running in a server ? Is it possible to find out from 'os' or 'database' level ?
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Edited by: shipon_97 on Sep 4, 2008 10:38 AM

Hi,
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1234
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Lenght of the string was: 579
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Anyways, I think this is a bad solution to my problem but is the only one I could think of.
Any help would be great!

(a) You are counting characters, not bytes, and you aren't counting the line terminators that are appended by println() and removed by readLine().
(b) You don't need to do any of this. TCP doesn't lose data. If the receiver manages get as far as reading the line terminator when reading a line, the line will be complete. Otherwise it will get an exception.
(c) You are assuming that the original input and the result of message.toString() after constructing a Message from 'input' are the same but there is no evidence to this effect in the code you've posted. Clearly this assumption is what is at fault.
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