> The fact that APR has provided me with a platform-neutral way to get > high-resolution time has been a *huge* boon to my work. While I realize > this is a limited example, the same applies to many other use cases I can > think of. > > Stop hand-waving-saying-we're-hand-waving, please. IMO there's definitely > a very valid case for having sub-second time resolution in this > portability library, as getting high-resolution time across platforms is a > *bear* to do yourself.
Also, the sole and primary reason i'm learning AP2 and APR is that i need to write software that can scale to millions of concurrent requests and be able to accept -> triage -> route -> reset. Having the ability to make such decisions (as Cliff says) is not a wet dream, but a necessity. Here is your second real-world example as to why sub-second time resolution is a real thing. -- James
