Re: Precise timings ?

Madhusudan Singh <spammers-go-here@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> No, no. All I am looking for is for the system to report its time with
> better resolution. I know it is possible on my hardware, because I can get
> at very precise timings using Fortran 95 intrinsics in my other code.

Then you could always write a C extensions module that calls an F95
routine to get that information. Your F95 compiler does interface with
C, doesn't it?

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