show disk avio values in microseconds or nanoseconds as appropriate #89
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Very fast drives might show 0.0 ms as the average I/O time. Therefore, average I/O unit will be adapted to the smallest possible unit. Due to the use of microseconds (abbreviates to a multibyte character), the ncursesw library is used instead of ncurses library (the latter calculates the number of characters in a wrong way).
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Due to the use of µs for microseconds, the ncurses library has been exchanged by the ncursesw library for correct calculation of the line length. |
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I've got a (very nice) drive that regularly has avio times in the single-digit microseconds, which normally shows as 0.00ms.