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[Python-Dev] Subsecond time stamps

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Anthony Baxter <anthony@interlink.com.au> writes:

> Not only that, but if you're that precise, are you measuring the time
> when the modification started, the time when it started hitting the
> disks, when the write on the disk completed, when the O/S signalled
> to the application that the modification was complete... questions 
> questions.. .:)

For Python, these questions are easy to answer: We just report to the
application what the system reports to us. It the the file system
implementor's job to define the notion of modification time.

Regards,
Martin

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