Follows #32. Part of a series of operations to make it possible to use t-a-i with the Temporal API.
Internally, we now use precise Rats everywhere, right from when we first parse the source data table and/or when the consumer passes millisecond counts to us. Segment is now passed a ratio unixPerAtomic instead of separate dy and dx values - one measured in picoseconds and one in milliseconds, making things very pleasant. This allows a lot of streamlining but it will also soon allow me to expose new Rat-based APIs for conversions.
Follows #32. Part of a series of operations to make it possible to use
t-a-i
with the Temporal API.Internally, we now use precise
Rat
s everywhere, right from when we first parse the source data table and/or when the consumer passes millisecond counts to us.Segment
is now passed a ratiounixPerAtomic
instead of separatedy
anddx
values - one measured in picoseconds and one in milliseconds, making things very pleasant. This allows a lot of streamlining but it will also soon allow me to expose newRat
-based APIs for conversions.