On 2012-03-30, at 3:40 PM, Guido van Rossum wrote: > I still think the name "monotonic" give the wrong impression; I would > be happy calling it steady. Simple google search comparison shows that people ask about 'monotonic' clock in python, not 'steady'. How about following Nick's (if I recall correctly) proposal of calling the OS function - '_monotonic', and a python wrapper - 'monotonic'? And one more question: what do you think about introducing a special check, that will ensure that our python implementation of 'monotonic', in case of fallback to 'time.time()', raises an exception if time suddenly goes backward? - Yury
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