probably nanoseconds just like tv_nsec in the standard Unix struct timespec. On Nov 12, 2004, at 10:17 AM, Leon Mergen wrote:

Hello,

Little quick question, it isn't documented anywhere :

The struct boost::xtime has a member called 'nsec' - what amount of time is this ?

Thanks in advance!

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Hi Leon, (forgot to write the name of each prefix in the previous email) 1 s 1 ms = 10e-3 s = 0.001 s (1 millisecond) 1 µs = 10e-6 s = 0.000001 s (1 microsecond) 1 ns = 10e-9 s = 0.000000001 s (1 nanosecond) <- this is the "nsec" Mauricio Gomes Pensar Digital http://pensardigital.com On Nov 12, 2004, at 4:17 PM, Leon Mergen wrote:

Hello,

Little quick question, it isn't documented anywhere :

The struct boost::xtime has a member called 'nsec' - what amount of time is this ?

Thanks in advance!

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