Windows C/Sleep() function during clock drift.
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If I run something like Sleep(10000), and the system clock changes during that, will the thread still sleep for 10 seconds of wall-clock time, or less or more? I.e. does the Sleep() function convert milliseconds into hardware ticks?
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