Thanks Ryan
Is there any way in Perl (pure way) wherein I can write onto utmpx or wtmpx to enter just a dummy message with all the format of utmpx/wtmpx being compliant?
Regards.
Nikhil
On 10/20/05, Fintan Ryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
< Is it a system call ? if yess can I use that in my perl code from syscall
< function ? , or is there any perl equivalent ?
Its a function in libc.
There is a perl module call Time::HR which you can
get from CPAN, which works fine.
A cursory check with syscall(&SYS_gethrtime, $hrtime)
fails, and even if it worked it would be messy (packing,
unpacking and requiring h2ph to be run always seems like
to much work).
< It would be even ok if we had any command line equivalent as well so that we
< can use even in any shell scripts too..
literally just use
hrtime_t t = gethrtime();
in your c program and print out your result.
For a commandline value I would recommend using the the
kstat example as given by Dan, it is the number that all
the other utilities will be using.
- Fintan
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