[cfe-dev] Filesystem has Landed in Libc++

[Howard Hinnant via cfe-dev]

On Aug 10, 2018, at 11:47 PM, James Y Knight <jyknight at google.com> wrote:
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> Btrfs stores 64-bit sec, and 32-bit nsec on disk, and you can set and get it fine on linux.

A 128 bit time_point seems like a good way to model those platforms that can mount Btrfs.  A 128 bit time_point does not seem like a good way to model those platforms which can only support 64 bit time stamps.

The authors of a std::lib should write non-portable code so that I don’t have to.

Howard

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