Is it possible in go to get system time in less than nano second means in pico-second or like that? Actually, I want to measure two consecutive events time gap which I can’t catch in nano-second in our fast system.
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Is it possible in go to get system time in less than nano second means in pico-second or like that? Actually, I want to measure two consecutive events time gap which I can’t catch in nano-second in our fast system.
The cost of calling profiling functions/instructions on modern hardware is larger (and mor espread and prone to deviance) than the interval you’re going to measure. So even if you try, you’ll get erroneous results.
Consider tracking time lapse for 100 events, if that’s at all possible.