> That way a driver could use
>
> if (gtod_cpu_cycles_needed <= 500)
> gettimeofday();
> else
> funky_fast_workaround();
Sounds like overengineering to me. I prefer something simple.
> OK, in total we have at least four ways of doing this:
Please don't get carried away with this. I'm really not interested
in any complex solutions here.
-Andi
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