nanosleep and nanosecond

[yezi]

HI:

I have question. Can I use the nanosleep to control the time gap to
nanosecond level?
Thanks for any comments

bin YE

 

[Walter Roberson]

I have question. Can I use the nanosleep to control the time gap to
nanosecond level?

On the DS9000, nanosleep() sleeps a random amount of time between
8 femtoseconds and 2743823 years. Unless, that is, that it is
someone's birthday, in which case it randomizes all the system
variables as a "birthday surprise".

If you don't happen to be using the DS9000, then you should probably
consult the information specific to your system.

 

[Keith Thompson]

I have question. Can I use the nanosleep to control the time gap to
nanosecond level?

There is no nanosleep() function in standard C. There's no sleep()
function either. Consult the documentation for your system.

 

[Flash Gordon]

HI:

I have question. Can I use the nanosleep to control the time gap to
nanosecond level?
Thanks for any comments

Since nanosleep is not part of standard C we don't know here and anyone
posting an answer might not be corrected if they get it wrong. You need
to ask in a group dedicated to your system, whatever system that may be.

 

[Michel Bardiaux]

HI:

I have question. Can I use the nanosleep to control the time gap to
nanosecond level?
Thanks for any comments

bin YE

Read the effing man page. All you want to know is there.

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