I believe you're right, but it's less obvious to me that the
other uses really want fixing e.g. would we be happy to maintain
utime,stime,cutime,cstime as 64-bit on a 32-bit machine?
> Well, all which take an absolute time as an argument at least.
Yes, it's much more important to fix those where userspace habitually
takes the difference. That certainly applies to the return value from
sys_times, but I don't see any other cases as clear (though userspace
may have good reason to take the difference of any of them).
Perhaps a procps expert can advise?
Hugh
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