adds Luaposix's time submodule as a source for nanosecond precision time #16
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lePereT
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Mar 2, 2022
| local has_posix_time, posix_time = pcall(require, "posix.time") | ||
| if has_posix_time and posix_time.clock_gettime then | ||
| local clock_id = posix_time.CLOCK_REALTIME | ||
| local function timespec_to_number(timespec) |
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I didn't pull out this function as I didn't want useless code in scope for the methods below
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Please update docs in doc/gettime.md
Also should add it to the CI matrix; though I need to update from travis to github actions.
Why do you want to use luaposix instead of any of the other existing options?
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Adds Luaposix as a source, it's structured subtly differently to either syscall or unix, so there is some repeated code here.