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Lets you run the clock at whatever tick rate you like.
Note that this changes the behaviour of the clock when the update
isn't a divisor of the number of seconds in a day. In the old code,
the time to display was an integer number of intervals from the start
of the year, in the new code, it is an integer number of intervals
from the start of the day.
I like that better as it makes the seconds consistent from day to day,
even if it means an uneven tick at local midnight. Given that I
suspect no-one has ever done this in practice, I doubt it really
matters.
At least the code is simpler now, while supporting updates at the
level of the Xt timers, which are milliseconds.
Signed-off-by: Keith Packard <keithp@keithp.com>
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Signed-off-by: Alan Coopersmith <alan.coopersmith@sun.com>
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X.Org Bugzilla #13537 <https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13537>
Patch #12964 <https://bugs.freedesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=12964&action=view>
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lists themselves. To use with the Sun compilers, add to host.def: #
define UseCCMakeDepend YES # define DependFlags -cc $(CC) -d -xM (Sun
bug id #4245688 - fix by Alan Coopersmith)
Add Solaris to the platforms on which mprotect is run to set execute
permissions when necessary. (Sun bug id #6175128 - fix by Alan
Coopersmith)
Internationalize digital output (Sun bug id #4119396 - fix by Steve
Swales), add -bgpixmap option to set XPM file as background (originally
from STSF project version of xclock by Alan Coopersmith)
xc/programs/xmodmap/handle.c,pf.c xmodmap was printing line numbers which
are one too low in error messages (Xorg bugzilla #1739, Sun bug id
4637857 - fix by Sam Lau)
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