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libchrome
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8f85a6a9892c80a95767c192b8f4345b656de845
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base
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time_posix.cc
8f85a6a
Patch for Solaris support, mostly ifdefs and header files, plus adds libevent configuration.
by chromium@hybridsource.org
· 13 years ago
0a1ccf4
Adding missing inclusions
by tzik@chromium.org
· 13 years ago
ce79686
Make time_posix.cc build in Native Client
by abarth@chromium.org
· 13 years ago
37c078e
Order function definitions in base/ according to the header.
by erg@google.com
· 14 years ago
1d919db
BSD port changes for base/ (OS_POSIX/GTK instead of OS_LINUX
by pvalchev@google.com
· 14 years ago
a687977
Actually delete databases in CookiesTreeModel.
by jochen@chromium.org
· 14 years ago
5dd6a51
Make ProcessWatcher use kqueues on Mac.
by jeremy@chromium.org
· 15 years ago
9b07a8f
Port some of the base module to FreeBSD. Extracted from
by wtc@chromium.org
· 15 years ago
1507065
Revert "Fix a ton of compiler warnings."
by tony@chromium.org
· 15 years ago
2c3262c
Fix a ton of compiler warnings.
by estade@chromium.org
· 15 years ago
d2f9782
Convert internal time format to Windows 1601 epoch on Linux & Mac.
by brettw@chromium.org
· 15 years ago
9ac2676
Retrial of the first step to port file_util::CountFilesCreatedAfter()
by erikkay@google.com
· 15 years ago
e574344
Fixes CRLF and trailing white spaces.
by maruel@chromium.org
· 15 years ago
8fe7adc
NO CODE CHANGE (except one global std::wstring changed to const wchar_t* const per style compliance).
by maruel@chromium.org
· 15 years ago
430a647
Handle time overflow more gracefully in base/time_posix.cc. Instead of
by mark@chromium.org
· 16 years ago
9c7e428
Revert r4473 to fix build breakage (local time zone tests failed)
by amanda@chromium.org
· 16 years ago
96621da
Update Mac implemention of Time to prevent problems with
by amanda@chromium.org
· 16 years ago
0f8dd26
Move Time, TimeDelta and TimeTicks into namespace base.
by dsh@google.com
· 16 years ago
556bc84
Change to Hi Res timers on Windows.
by mbelshe@google.com
· 16 years ago
a9d0d48
Don't use the Windows high-resolution Time::Now hacks on Posix, the normal resultion from the time APIs there should be enough.
by deanm@chromium.org
· 16 years ago
e40cc77
Get rid of an unneded static variable in the Mac TimeTicks::Now
by mmentovai@google.com
· 16 years ago
f003cfe
Use a more compact license header in source files.
by license.bot
· 16 years ago
7ba78d7
Make POSIX time routines work on Linux by providing a POSIX-conformant version of TimeTicks::Now() to replace the Mach-specific one used on the Mac.
by mmentovai@google.com
· 16 years ago