for
> arbitrary length waits of several hundred milliseconds or more but is
> useless for accurate timing and doesn’t work properly for short timeouts.
>
> Andy Graham
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> *Sent:* Monday, January 19, 2015 10:27 PM
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> *Subjec
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Subject: [Ironpython-users] time.sleep slowdown
We're seeing some weirdness in some embedded scripting. Some of our scripts
have calls to time.sleep(), with these calls in place, from run to run of the
script, performance drops significantly, but if we remove these calls, we don'
We're seeing some weirdness in some embedded scripting. Some of our scripts
have calls to time.sleep(), with these calls in place, from run to run of
the script, performance drops significantly, but if we remove these calls,
we don't see any slowdown. The sleep function is implemented with a call t
