Click track help

[Wakeness]

Hi all. I plan on recording my drums Via playing along to a clicktrack.
My question is- what would be the best program I could use to write my clicktracks?

For mixing and editing I use Cool Edit, and I can't afford to run out and buy pro tools, so that's not an option.
I tried to use fruityloops to write the clicktracks, but there are two major problems I've come across; the program only seems to support 4/4 time signatures, and the tempo cannot be varied throughout the song.
We have a lot of songs that change time signatures and drop in meter or blast blazingly fast, so I need something that is flexible.
Any help would be appreciated.

[Slaytex]

I'd look into getting another software program like cubase in which you can make tempo maps and assign any virtual intrument as a click sound. But in your case just get a cheap ass used Alesis SR-16 drum machine. You can have it play a basic beat and do tempo changes. I've never used cool edit but I find it hard to believe that a recording program wouldn't have some way of creating a click track using midi atleast. I actualy use groove agent with Nuendo and have my band do all there overdubs with it first, then I go back mute groove agent and record my drums as if I were playing live with the band. I play better this way since I can't groove to a cowbell. Hope this helps.