RTAI have do_gettimeofday_nolock which is a RT compatible variable of the kernel
function do_gettimeofday, however, I have no idea how precise is it actually, I would
suspect a resolution of about 10ms (linux tick). but I have no ideas of the actual
precision.
Laurent
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Subject: [rtl] Getting current day and time under RTLinux
Hello Mailing-List !
How can I get time (day, month, year + hour, min, sec) under a RTLinux thread?
I know the classic functions under Linux : gmtime() , localtime() , time() ... but
under RTLinux?
Many thanks for help.
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