sysconf(_SC_CLK_TCK) return hz will work.
In detail:
__times13() returns values scaled by hz.
times() returns values scaled by 100.
<sys/times.h> renames times() to __times13().
_SC_CLK_TCK has changed from 3 to 39.
sysconf(3) returns 100.
sysconf(39) returns hz.
CLK_TCK is defined as sysconf(39).
sidestep it using troff macro trick from FreeBSD version of this manpage.
xref psignal(3) and strsignal(3)
This fixes lib/12260 by Ada Lim and lib/17406 by Greg A. Woods.
ticks. Although the two are the same, SuS now says you use the former,
not the latter, to get the information. Also, fill in a little
information on just how awful this crusty wreck is.
fixed constant, as is done on Solaris, Linux, etc.
Technically, standards don't *require* this, but having it return a
constant is a violation of the spirit, and screws up programs that
(perhaps improperly) assume that it will return kernel hz.
Workshop 5.0 C compiler defines __STDC__ to 0 unless it's in full-ANSI mode,
and in full ANSI mode it won't give us 64-bit integers (at least on a 32-bit
CPU).
- svis, strsvis, strsvisx were not reversible, because they did not encode
\\ unless it was passed in the extras array.
- Fix documentation to match the proper signature of the functions.
- Add alignment-safe double and float unions.
- Use the above for the __infinity and __nan constants on all
architectures that use the standard ieee754 representation of
those constants.
- Add a single copy of various ieee754 math functions (frexp, isinf,
isnan, ldexp and modf) that had numerous duplicates among the
arch-specific directories.
- Use the above functions on all architectures where the generic C
versions where used. Architectures that had local assembly
routines are untouched (for those functions only).
