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From: Harald Haspl (harald.haspl_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-06-28 11:53:44
Hello,
we just found an error inside the date-time library.
I use "boost::posix_time::microsec_clock::local_time()" to get the actual
time.
When the microseconds overflow and a new second starts, the seconds don't get
incremented atomically together with the microseconds.
Is this a known bug?
My System:
boost version 1.31.0
Linux 2.6.3, SMP (Red Hat Enterprise)
2x Intel Xeon HT
Some values of consecutive calls:
call: 2005-Jun-28 15:00:24.978706
call: 2005-Jun-28 15:00:24.989132
FAILURE: 2005-Jun-28 15:00:24.000105
FAILURE: 2005-Jun-28 15:00:24.000210
FAILURE: 2005-Jun-28 15:00:24.000283
FAILURE: 2005-Jun-28 15:00:24.000353
FAILURE: 2005-Jun-28 15:00:24.000424
call: 2005-Jun-28 15:00:25.000503
call: 2005-Jun-28 15:00:25.010122
call: 2005-Jun-28 15:00:25.020088
call: 2005-Jun-28 15:00:25.030194
Regards,
Harald
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