2006/06/26 - Added detailed memory info, switched to Visual Studio 2005 C++ Express

2004/04/30 - Added IO counters

2003/10/05 - Moved to CVS

In Visual Studio (version 7) I created a new project (win32, dll) and copied over just the files that I needed. 

I renamed ivjperf.cpp to ivjperf.c. 
I switched the function names to org.eclipse.perfmsr.core.PerformanceMonitor (from com.ibm...TimerStep).

2003/06/30 - Use GetProcAddress

I was having problems with my previous approach of having two
DLLs (ivjperf and ivjperf2). This new approach uses GetProcAddress
to see if the GetPerformanceInfo function is in the psapi.dll

I also added a VC++ (v6) project and workspace to vss so that I could
compile this with an older compiler. This involved:

 - pointing the tool to the newly installed SDK
 - adding in the java includes
 - telling the compiler to treat all the files as C instead of C++

2003/06/??

I was trying to provide away to use the GetPerformanceInfo call.
The problem is that some versions of psapi.dll (like the ones on XP)
include this and others don't.

I thought I could solve this by having two versions of my dll (ivjperf
and ivjperf2). I would attempt to load ivjperf (the full version) first
and if it failed (because of the missing function in psapi) I would load ivjperf2.

But the JVM would pop up a dialog box saying that it couldn't load the DLL.