Actually the C part is written by someone else and it is working correctly. It is returning:
+::010::5
+::020::7
+::030::6
+::040::10
+::050::5
+::060::7
+::070::6
+::080::10
+::090::6
+::100::10
where is first column after the +:: is how many % of the job has been completed. The number 5 after that is how much time it took to complete the first 10% of the job. We want to be bacl to display this time in a graphical continuous mode if it is possible. Is there any PERL package for this? Thanks.

In reply to Re^2: Displaying Status In Continuous Real Time Mode by Anonymous Monk
in thread Displaying Status In Continuous Real Time Mode by Anonymous Monk

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