Use std::chrono::steady_clock for timers. #189
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@zayenz This will probably end up conflicting with other changes, so when they land, I'm happy to rebase whatever is needed. |
This improves portability by not using `gettimeofday()` or `clock()`.
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I could rebase the branch from the interface, and there were no conflicts. Waiting for the build to finish before merging (since it is an obviously good fix :-) ). |
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This improves portability by not using
gettimeofday()orclock().