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timespec_get() is defined in tinycthread.h in the package source, so this should already be high resolution (down to the nanosecond, but limited by the resolution of the system clock).
The C++ chrono::high_resolution_clock forwards to the same underlying (system-dependent) implementation according to the second answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12392278/
I'd be interested in using
R
at high speeds to run an interval with logic.Can we incorporate a high-resolution clock to run an interval with precision? I want to run at the ms to a microsecond precision level.
Could we somehow leverage
Cpp
'schrono
andhigh_resolution_clock
? IsR
capable of running at these speeds?If worth pursuing I'd be interested in contributing to
later
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