Re: svn commit: rev 2845 - trunk/subversion/tests/libsvn_fs

> $ ./a.out
> 43043: 374436 < 374437
> 524931: 904361 < 904362
> 778682: 184323 < 184324
> 887643: 304306 < 304307
> 1014906: 444288 < 444289
> 1187703: 634262 < 634263
> 1296827: 754245 < 754246
> 1315004: 774241 < 774242
> 1442331: 914224 < 914225
> 1596600: 84201 < 84202
>
> so yes it goes backwards.

I hate to tell you guys this, but you have screwy hardware or an OS bug
here as this isn't possible. I use gettimeofday() a bit at work for some
performance testing and this has never happened to me.

I just ran this program on a single processor Athlon running FreeBSD,
single and double processor Pentium's running Linux, and single and
multi-processor Sparc's running Solaris and it never happened.

The only time I've ever even heard of this happening is with early i386
dual processor boards.

Its buggy hardware. Feel free to disagree.

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Received on Fri Aug 2 03:35:55 2002