Hi, On 6/13/24 10:44, Jacob Bachmeyer wrote:
Second, because timestamp resolution is actually per-volume, which in the POSIX model, means it varies by directory. You can even have a modern filesystem (with nanosecond granularity) mounted on a directory in a FAT filesystem (with two second granularity) and ultimately a root filesystem with one second granularity.
It might even be per-file, with an overlay filesystem where modifications go to a tmpfs while the source code is in the user home.
Simon
