Hi, I see that clib_cpu_time_now() returns u64 type data. And we are updating max clocks spent by a node in vlib_node_runtime_t using these timestamps.
Why are we using u32 types in vlib_node_runtime_t? Because of this, it can only hold data within 2 seconds and anything above 32 bit range overflows in our system. Really appreciate your help. Thanks, Nagaraju
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