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This is exactly what glibc did. If you want you can use the 64-bit types and symbols directly. The _TIME_BITS=64 macro redefines the standard C & POSIX time thi
by jabl 5y ago
This is exactly what glibc did. If you want you can use the 64-bit types and symbols directly. The _TIME_BITS=64 macro redefines the standard C & POSIX time things to point to the 64-bit variants, so you can just recompile code to use them.