Paul Svensson <paul-python@svensson.org> writes: > This seems to me the most Pythonic way. > Are C doubles dense enough to offer 100 ns resolution ? It looks like they are: >>> time.time() 1031326478.373606 >>> 1031326478 + 1e-6 1031326478.000001 >>> 1031326478 + 1e-7 1031326478.0000001 >>> 1031326478 + 1e-8 1031326478.0 but only just so: >>> 1031326478 + 2e-7 1031326478.0000002 >>> 1031326478 + 3e-7 1031326478.0000004 >>> 1031326478 + 4e-7 1031326478.0000004 I admit that this looks tempting, but I'm worried about applications that break because they expect time stamps in struct stat to be integers. Regards, Martin
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