On Wed, Jan 5, 2011 at 21:05, Thomas Chust <ch...@web.de> wrote:
> the patch replacing noop by void is fine, of course. Concerning the
> change of thread-sleep!/ms I have the same doubts as you: It should
> really be possible to sleep less than a second waiting for database
> locks, so the computation inside thread-sleep!/ms would have to be
> changed to return a floating point number.

I am wondering why milliseconds->time is deprecated in the first
place.  The internal #<time> object stores times in milliseconds
itself, so to simulate milliseconds->time, we have to do a floating
point division by 1000 just to have Chicken multiply it back by 1000.
What is the justification for that?

Jim

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