ID: 26449
User updated by: marcus at quintic dot co dot uk
Reported By: marcus at quintic dot co dot uk
Status: Assigned
Bug Type: *General Issues
Operating System: Windows XP
PHP Version: 4.3.4
Assigned To: wez
New Comment:
:) Hell, who need microseconds anyway - being able to
delay for less than a second without chewing cpu would be
enough for me. Thanks.
Previous Comments:
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[2003-11-29 16:08:22] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sleep() has millisecond resolution, not microsecond resolution.
I'll look into getting usleep working under win32, but
make no promises.
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[2003-11-29 15:57:45] marcus at quintic dot co dot uk
So every other language I know manages to call Sleep under
win32 and it works, but php doesnt?
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[2003-11-29 06:15:27] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RTFM: Note: This function does not work on Windows systems.
(Yes, manual might be correct?)
The function exists, but it does absolutely nothing on windows.
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[2003-11-28 15:37:02] marcus at quintic dot co dot uk
Ok - I wont be able to check until after the weekend. I
tried the output of
<?php echo time(); usleep(10000000); echo time(); ?>
earlier (before submitting the bug) and it comes back with
the same time twice so unless var_dump gives you any extra
info that will help....
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[2003-11-28 14:01:25] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try running the following:
php -r " var_dump(time(), usleep(10000000), time()); "
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