Comment # 3
on bug 12402
from Guy Harris
Section 6.2.88 "Timestamp" says:
6.2.88.2.3 Scale
The scale of the time value contained in the most significant 31 bits of
the timestamp shall be determined by letting zero represent the start of the
hour and letting 2^31 – 1 represent one time unit before the start of the next
hour. The next hour then starts back at zero. This results in each time unit
representing exactly 3600/(2^31) s (approximately 1.67638063 μs).
which is *approximately* microseconds but not *exactly* microseconds. Is that
the time stamp to which you're referring? (There are fields that are in units
of microseconds, exactly, but none of them appear to be time stamps.)
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