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118 struct timeval tend; in end_timer() local119 gettimeofday(&tend, NULL); in end_timer()120 if (tend.tv_usec >= tp->tv_usec) { in end_timer()121 tp->tv_sec = tend.tv_sec - tp->tv_sec; in end_timer()122 tp->tv_usec = tend.tv_usec - tp->tv_usec; in end_timer()124 tp->tv_sec = tend.tv_sec - tp->tv_sec - 1; in end_timer()125 tp->tv_usec = tend.tv_usec - tp->tv_usec + 1000000; in end_timer()
428 These kext buffers tend to be short lived, which means that the vast majority433 Unlike descriptors which actually do not really tend to be manipulated by code
112 as attackers tend to use data/pointer overlaps to carry out their exploitations.
27 Contemporary discussions of these issues, however, tend to regard them as a