Lines Matching refs:time

150    Consequently, the signature of time(3), written as
152 	time_t	time(time_t *);
156 	int32_t	time(int32_t *);
160 	int64_t time(int64_t *);
165 	time		weak alias for _time
170 	time		weak alias for _time
177    The header file <time.h> (src/include/time.h) declares
179 	time_t	time(time_t *) __RENAME(__time50);
181    so that compiling C programs that call time will yield objects that
187    defines `time' as a macro expanding to `_time':
189 	#define	time	_time
191    The source file src/lib/libc/gen/time.c includes "namespace.h" and
192    <time.h> and defines `time' normally:
195 	time(time_t *t)
199    Macro expansion replaces `time' by `_time', but the
200    `__RENAME(__time50)' directive on the declaration <time.h> (to which
204    The header file <compat/include/time.h>
205    (src/lib/libc/compat/include/time.h) declares
207 	int32_t	time(int32_t *);
210    "namespace.h", <compat/include/time.h>, and <time.h>, but suppresses
211    the normal declaration of `time' in <time.h> by defining
212    __LIBC12_SOURCE__ and thus gets it from <compat/include/time.h>
213    instead.  Then compat_time.c defines `time' normally:
216 	time(int32_t *t)
220    Again, macro expansion replaces `time' by `_time', but since there
221    is no __RENAME directive in <compat/include/time.h>, the resulting
223    `#define time_t int32_t' and `#include "gen/time.c"' to get the same
224    text of the definition of time.  The above definition is what we get
229 	__weak_alias(time,_time)
231    to define `time' as an ELF weak symbol aliasing `_time'.
234    as NetBSD 5's libc for the symbols `time' and `_time', so that old