setitimer has nanosecond resolution, which is better than the one-second resolution that 'alarm' has. timeout should use setitimer if available, to take advantage of this. On 64-bit hosts, this has the additional advantage of increasing the upper bound for timeouts from 2**31 seconds to 2**63 seconds (about 68 years to about 292 billion years, which should be long enough for most practical purposes :-).
- bug#9101: timeout should use setitimer if available Paul Eggert
- bug#9101: timeout should use setitimer if available Jim Meyering
- bug#9101: timeout should use setitimer if available Pádraig Brady
- bug#9101: timeout should use setitimer if availabl... Paul Eggert
- bug#9101: timeout should use setitimer if avai... Pádraig Brady
- bug#9101: timeout should use setitimer if ... Paul Eggert
- bug#9101: timeout should use setitimer if ... Pádraig Brady
- bug#9101: timeout should use setitime... SciFi
- bug#9101: timeout should use setitime... Pádraig Brady
- bug#9101: timeout should use seti... Paul Eggert
