Re: Re: GNULib Module gettime Breaks CVS Build On Windows

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Paul Eggert wrote:

>Derek Robert Price <[email protected]> writes:
>
>>Are you aware of any function available on Windows that _does_ yield a
>>high resolution time?  Preferrably one based on some standard, such as
>>C89, C99, or POSIX?
>
>
>I'd rather not spend time worrying about Microsoft-Windows-specific
>time functions, but it does seem reasonable to remove the assumption
>that gettimeofday always works, as that assumption is also false on
>ancient Unix hosts.  coreutils/src/ls.c already does this (in a
>slightly different context) so this sounds quite safe.  Similarly for
>settimeofday.
>
>So I installed this patch into gnulib.  It also fixes a dependency bug
>(gettime and settime depend on gl_TIMESPEC being called).


Thanks, Paul.

Conrad, I've just updated the version in CVS.  Does it do the trick
for you?

I've also added my_usleep & nanosleep functions to
windows-NT/woe32.c.  They are mostly duplicated code from nanosleep.c,
so I'm tempted to fork our nanosleep.c to include the #include
<winsock.h> instead and ease maintenence, but it's somewhat debatable
whether that is easier since it would complicate updates from GNULIB.

Anyhow, please let me know how it turns out.

Derek

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