Laurent Bercot <ska-skaware_at_skarnet.org> wrote:
> The tai_from_utc function, which tai_from_sysclock resolves to when
> --enable-tai-clock is not given, does add the 10 seconds too.
I overlooked that function, thanks.
> You should always be using tain_now() to get the current time,
In this case I'm not dealing with the current time. How would I
convert between an arbitrary system clock value stored in a
time_t/struct timeval/struct timespec, and a TAI[N] value stored in a
tai[n]_t?
Do you recommend calling tain_init() at program startup? If the
program does a significant amount of work before the first call to
tain_now(), will it matter whether the initialization happens before
or after that work?
paul
Received on Wed Jan 07 2015 - 17:49:27 UTC
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