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35 .Nd Retrieve feed-forward counter, get and set feed-forward clock estimates
48 The ffclock implements a feed-forward paradigm and decouples the timestamping
53 The feed-forward approach has demonstrated better performance and higher
56 In the feed-forward context, a
59 into seconds by using the feed-forward
65 feed-forward counter maintained by the kernel.
71 system calls allow the caller to get and set the kernel's feed-forward clock
72 parameter estimates respectively.
75 system call should be invoked by a single instance of a feed-forward
79 system call can be called by any process to retrieve the feed-forward clock
82 The feed-forward approach does not require that the clock estimates be retrieved
89 must be used when the feed-forward synchronisation daemon is not running
95 The clock parameter estimates structure pointed to by
100 .Bd -literal
110 	int8_t         leapsec;        /* Next leap second (in {-1,0,1}). */
114 Only the super-user may set the feed-forward clock estimates.
116 .Rv -std
120 .Bl -tag -width Er
128 A user other than the super-user attempted to set the feed-forward clock
129 parameter estimates.
132 The feed-forward paradigm enables the definition of specialised clock functions.
141 .Qq wall-clock time
149 feed-forward clock.
150 Note that this setting affects the entire system and that a feed-forward
153 A less automated method consists of retrieving the feed-forward counter
154 timestamp from the kernel and using the feed-forward clock parameter estimates
156 The feed-forward clock parameter estimates can be retrieved from the kernel or
167 Feed-forward clock support first appeared in
170 .An -nosplit
171 The feed-forward clock support was written by