use timeit.default_timer as timer function
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on Python 3, this is `timer.perf_counter`, which is preferable to `time.time` due to it being monotonic. on Python 2, it's either `time.clock` (Windows) or `time.time` (everywhere else).
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on Python 3, this is `timer.perf_counter`, which is preferable to `time.time` due to it being monotonic. on Python 2, it's either `time.clock` (Windows) or `time.time` (everywhere else). closes #138
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on Python 3, this is
timer.perf_counter, which is preferableto
time.timedue to it being monotonic.on Python 2, it's either
time.clock(Windows) ortime.time(everywhere else).