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*[2009/04/14 09:58] Infinity Linden: Linux uses traditional Unix(tm) epoch dates.. seconds since 1970, so if you tell it to render "date 0" *[2009/04/14 10:01] Infinity Linden: well... we use the Unix(tm) epoch for most of our internal time reconings

...e, powerful, and doesn't consume many resources, giving you the ability to pipe any sound input, mix it, and output it to several different servers (namely And, of course, if you're no stranger to the Unix command line, then the options listed for Linux should work as well, namely

| ''once rewrote unix pipe support for multiprocessors - did it with only one global lock that only ha

...so with the -o flag, its also possible to pipe the output to the 'hexdump' unix command however wireshark is probably nicer and can be used to analyze the

...sta Destiny</b><nowiki>: Speaking of errors, Have you considered using the Unix concept of errno, where that are an (extensable) set of known lsl errors wi ...00b500><b>Ima Mechanique</b><nowiki>: okay, I'll knock up a xslt later and pipe it over</nowiki></font>

| style="white-space:normal;"|The http get pipe for fetching sim->client data | style="white-space:normal;"|a 90% tcp pipe or a 90% UDP pipe both work better than

...//forums-archive.secondlife.com/15/c7/36315/1.html '''llGetTimestamp() <-> unix timestamp'''] || Masakazu Kojima || 2005-02-18 || convert between [[llGetTi ...tp://forums-archive.secondlife.com/15/9b/56183/1.html '''UTC Date-time vs. UNIX time_t'''] ''([http://forums-archive.secondlife.com/54/ed/56338/1.html disc