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<time.h> is userspace. It's at least theoretically possible for long long to be more than 64 bits. Why use long long (potentially, say, 128 bits) rather than in
by _kst_ 13y ago
<time.h> is userspace. It's at least theoretically possible for long long to be more than 64 bits. Why use long long (potentially, say, 128 bits) rather than int64_t for time_t?
And why wouldn't int64_t be available in kernel space?
- dmm 13y agolong long can be printed in printf with the "%lld" flag.