Oops. My example should read...
>>current-time: now/time
== 18:20:44.053331911-5:00
Then you have your milliseconds, microseconds, and nanoseconds as
follows:
>>print current-time/second
44
>>print current-time/millisecond
53
>>print current-time/microsecond
331
>>print current-time/nanosecond
911
> For example, you call 'c from the expression when 'c = 2000. Perhaps the
> average number of counts during the previous 10 seconds was 37,501 counts
> per second. Then the fraction would be .053331 seconds. REBOL could return
> a special 'now of
>
> >> now
> == 19-Jun-2000/18:20:44.053331-5:00
>
> or
>
> >> current-time: now/time
> == 18:20:44.053331-5:00
>
> Then you have your milliseconds, microseconds, and nanoseconds as
> follows:
>
> >> print current-time/second
> 44
> >> print current-time/millisecond
> 5
> >> print current-time/microsecond
> 33
> >> print current-time/nanosecond
> 31
>
> Of course, this is a very imprecise way of measuring sub-second intervals
> in REBOL.
>
> Any suggestions on how this might be implemented?
>
> -Ryan
>
