[Ecls-list] low resolution of GET-INTERNAL-REAL-TIME
Eric Marsden
eric.marsden at free.fr
Sat May 19 10:20:42 UTC 2007
Hi,
On Unix platforms, GET-INTERNAL-RUN-TIME is implemented by calling
time(), so has a resolution of one second, which is not very
satisfactory in my opinion. Implementing this function using
gettimeofday() would allow a better resolution (such as a
millisecond), and I don't think that portability would suffer.
On win32, GET-INTERNAL-RUN-TIME is implemented using GetTickCount(),
so has good resolution. GET-INTERNAL-REAL-TIME is implemented using
times(), so has reasonable resolution.
Thanks,
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Eric Marsden
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