readme for rstime.h version 1, dated November 2013.

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readme:

rstimer.h provides a simple, protable c++ timer facility that can be easily
ported between Windows 32 bit and common linux environments.  It will likey
work with Windows 64 bit with a few simple changes.

This software has been used with MS VC2008 and MS VC 2012, as well as with 
GNU gcc 4.4.4.  It provides accurate timings to the ms level.  

The speed1.cpp program shows a sample use of rstimer.h.

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