This set of patches straightens the code of the 'boot-time' module:
Determining the boot time does require iterating through the /var/run/utmpx
file, but it does not require
- memory allocation,
- copying of strings,
- evaluating an options parameter,
- linking with libsystemd.
So, let me
On OpenBSD 7.2, with GNU gettext installed, in a coreutils build, I see this
link error:
CCLD test-readutmp
ld: error: undefined symbol: libintl_gettext
>>> referenced by xalloc-die.c:34 (../lib/xalloc-die.c:34)
>>> libcoreutils_a-xalloc-die.o:(xalloc_die) in archive
>>> ../li
On Minix 3.3, the boot time returned by read_utmp is 1970-01-01 00:00:00.
Two workarounds are possible:
- Take the time of the "system down" or "run-level m" entry instead,
like the workaround for Raspbian does.
- Use the time stamp of the file /var/run/syslogd.pid, like the workarounds
Windows has no utmp file. But it's possible to derive the boot time by looking
at the time stamp of a file, namely C:\pagefile.sys. This is the same trick as
used by Emacs (see emacs/nt/inc/ms-w32.h:BOOT_TIME_FILE).
Other ways to determine the boot time, through the event log, would also be
possib
On 32-bit mingw (both mingw 5.0.3 and mingw 10.0.0), I see these test failures:
FAIL: test-timespec_get
===
../../gltests/test-timespec_get.c:52: assertion 'ts1.tv_sec <= tt2' failed
FAIL test-timespec_get.exe (exit status: 3)
FAIL: test-timespec_getres
==
Bruno Haible writes:
> Po Lu wrote:
>> >> Both clock_gettime (CLOCK_BOOTIME, ... sysinfo fail with AVC denial
>> >> errors and errno set to EACCESS.
>> >
>> > Was this inside Termux, or inside the Emacs app?
>>
>> Inside the Emacs app.
>
> Emacs does not have the following in AndroidManifest.xml
