Chuck Silvers wrote:

> does the attached program report timewarps for other people?
> it would be good to get some more data points.

My PIII 700MHz laptop saw a handful in 12 minutes:

	euclid:/tmp 5> ./timewarp 
	1015719945 717866 < 1015719945 727853
	1015719989 588718 < 1015719989 598538
	1015719995 58636 < 1015719995 68623
	1015720055 379758 < 1015720055 389563
	1015720071 850013 < 1015720071 859820
	1015720126 670687 < 1015720126 680673
	1015720197 961855 < 1015720197 971783
	1015720230 882456 < 1015720230 892295
	1015720296 673334 < 1015720296 683319
	1015720472 176065 < 1015720472 186053
	^C
	52.104u 653.313s 11:59.60 98.0% 0+0k 0+0io 0pf+0w

ISTR that the pmax did similar but that's powered off right now.

Simon.
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