On Wed, 20 Dec 2000, Seby wrote:

>       From were can i get....... accustamp
> 
> Thankyou......

Charles has already said you can get it from daemontools-0.53 (or
less). However, I've got one in perl if you'd like. It works under
Solaris and Linux.

You'll need to have run h2ph on the /usr/include/* files for it to
work.

-- 
Regards
Peter
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###########################################################################
#!/pkgs/bin/perl

#
# Return the time as accurately as possible using the gettimeofday()
# system call.
#

require 'sys/syscall.ph';

while(<STDIN>)
{
    print &accustamp, " $_";
}

sub accustamp
{
    my($tv, $secs, $usecs);

    # allocate sufficient space for the tv struct

    $tv = pack("LI", 0, 0);

    syscall(&SYS_gettimeofday, $tv, 0);
    ($secs, $usecs) = unpack("LI", $tv);

    return $secs + $usecs / 1E6;
}

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