Hi, I am using: perl 5, version 12, subversion 4 (v5.12.4) built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread This is the sample output I am getting: Value negative in count: 5940052 t3: 1312816368.122099 t4: 1312816368.121128 Negative or zero value: -0.000970840454101563 Value negative in count: 996932 t3: 1312814653.022737 t4: 1312814653.022737 Negative or zero value: 0 Value negative in count: 996929 t3: 1312814653.023484 t4: 1312814653.023484 Negative or zero value: 0 Value negative in count: 996928 t3: 1312814653.024365 t4: 1312814653.024365 Negative or zero value: 0 Value negative in count: 996926 t3: 1312814653.024980 t4: 1312814653.024980 Negative or zero value: 0 Also, I tested in windows production servers, and I am getting these negative or zero values

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