Mac kext logging: Make time stamps more human readable#177
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This changes the prjfs-log tool to print log time stamps in seconds (with millisecond precision) since the start of the log rather than outputting the raw Mach absolute time stamp, which has fairly arbitrary and non-human-readable units.
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This changes the prjfs-log tool to print log time stamps in seconds (with millisecond precision) since the start of the log rather than outputting the raw Mach absolute time stamp, which has fairly arbitrary and non-human-readable units.
This is a follow-up to PR 158 where I think my comments suggesting the above overlapped with the PR being merged, so they seem to have disappeared.
The change produces logging output that looks like this:
Indicating that the event occurred 32.692s after starting prjfs-log. For more on Mach absolute time, see this technical Q&A.