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I was here because we have a case where timeout(1) kills logcat, but debuggerd alleges that the process that was killed had started less than a second ago. I'm not sure this is the problem there, but I did notice that far too many tombstones were claiming improbably short process uptimes. It turns out that the code was measuring the *thread* uptime, not the *process* uptime. Also simplify the code a bit by switching to sysinfo(2) rather than reading a file. Test: manual, plus the existing unit test Change-Id: Ie2810b1d5777ad9182be92bfb3f60795dc978b24 |
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