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Re: [SLE] 64 bit clock
- From: Anders Johansson <andjoh@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 1 Jun 2006 14:59:52 +0200
- Message-id: <200606011459.52686.andjoh@xxxxxxxxxx>
On Thursday 01 June 2006 14:49, Jerry Feldman wrote:
> As Anders mentions
> time in 64-bit systems is not 64-bit (time_t and suseconds_t for struct
> timeval).
Actually I didn't mention that, because I thought it was, at least in linux (I
won't dispute your expertise on Tru64)
A few greps through /usr/include seems to show that time_t is defined as long
int in glibc (it's immediately defined as __time_t which is __TIME_T_TYPE
which is __SLONGWORD_TYPE, and that is "long int")
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> As Anders mentions
> time in 64-bit systems is not 64-bit (time_t and suseconds_t for struct
> timeval).
Actually I didn't mention that, because I thought it was, at least in linux (I
won't dispute your expertise on Tru64)
A few greps through /usr/include seems to show that time_t is defined as long
int in glibc (it's immediately defined as __time_t which is __TIME_T_TYPE
which is __SLONGWORD_TYPE, and that is "long int")
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