timespec_get

Nanosecond-percision time using timespec_get of C11

Also, it should work on C++, but I don't know which version or what requirements it would have. I tested on C++ and it worked though.

API:

type
  timespec* = tuple[sec: int64, nsec: int32]

proc timespec_get*(): timespec
# Returns timespec with seconds and nanoseconds since start of the epoch

Example:

test1.nim:

import timespec_get
import os

var a = timespec_get()
sleep 70
var b = timespec_get()
echo b.nsec - a.nsec

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