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Measure wall time in ping tests #269

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Ping tests were measuring CPU time where what was needed was wall time. Additional bonus, using the zenoh defined primitives ensures better system compatibility.

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LGTM with small comments.

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Latest changes LGTM, but it would be worth to see if this is also correct for Windows platform. For windows, both z_time and z_clock primitives use the same set of system APIs.

And for MBed, if there is any existing API that we missed in the past.

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Mallets commented Oct 26, 2023

Latest changes LGTM, but it would be worth to see if this is also correct for Windows platform. For windows, both z_time and z_clock primitives use the same set of system APIs.

And for MBed, if there is any existing API that we missed in the past.

For Windows, in Rust they base the clock implementation on QueryPerformanceCounter. We might think about updating the Windows port to that but I'd leave it as a new PR.

@Mallets Mallets merged commit 995f082 into eclipse-zenoh:master Oct 26, 2023
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