wxUsleep
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Despite the name wxUsleep, it takes a millisecond argument. When using wxWidgets-2.5.3 there are functions wxMilliSleep and wxMicroSleep available which aren't misleading and deprecate wxUsleep. If 2.4.x support is not necessary, use one of these instead of wxUsleep.
void wxUsleep(unsigned long milliseconds)