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sleeping less than a second
We get this question enough to make a faq article.
I like to use select() for this. These threads discuss using a perl one-liner. Sleep less than 1 second Anything smaller than sleep 1 And a C implemention: nodoff And see: How do I sleep() in a C program for less than one second? Also in ksh93, but not ksh88, sleep is a built-in that can accept a floating point argument. Example: "sleep .25" will sleep for 1/4 of a second. |
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