> time.time() seems to report (using %e to format the o/p) a fixed number of
> the order ~1e9.
you're confused. time.time() reports the wall time in fractional seconds
since the epoch (usually jan 1, 1970). if you take the difference between
two calls, you'll find that the resolution on a linux box is well over 100
kHz.
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