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I am using windows with pycurl, I am having an issue with timings when returning the CONNECT_TIME where by timings are not accurate.
Is there a way to make the connect_time in windows more accurate when using pycurl.
At the moment I am using the following.
stats['connection_time'] = self.getinfo(CONNECT_TIME)
If I were to use the time.clock() methods around the code then this will not return the connection time but rather the total_time which is a deterrent metric.
Completely forgot about this question but thought I would answer it for others. It appears as though pycurl suffers from granularity issues similar to the one you would get when using time.time on windows.
Instead I have had to edit my code and manually time the length of time taken to complete tasks.