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There are many methods to accomplish the task you have presented. The |
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first an probably most used is gettimeofday. You have clock_gettime so |
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you can select what time source you would like to reference. You also |
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have Assessors for the RTC system. It all depends on what it is you |
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would like to do. My advice is check out man 7 time. |
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Austin Morgan |
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-----Original Message----- |
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From: gentoo-embedded+bounces-1351-AUSTIN.D.MORGAN=saic.com@g.o |
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[mailto:gentoo-embedded+bounces-1351-AUSTIN.D.MORGAN=saic.com@g.o |
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] On Behalf Of Jakub Ladman |
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Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2006 9:43 AM |
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To: gentoo-embedded@l.g.o |
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Subject: [gentoo-embedded] more than 1s precise time |
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Hi there. |
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Please excuse me my OT question. |
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Please let me know how to get at least 0.1 second precise time. I do not |
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need |
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any relation with real time, it may be time from system start or vice |
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versa. I need to store time to compare it with newer value in the future |
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to detect |
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timeouts. |
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Can you help me? |
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Jakub Ladman |
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