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Subject: Examples on using RTC
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Hello,

I am trying to port a linux program to FreeBSD and I can't (from my knowledge) directly translate RTC code to FreeBSD because the methods used to accomplish stuff with RTC in Linux is different from FreeBSD.

So I was wondering if there were any resources, or maybe ports that use a wide variety of rtc features that I could browse through and learn / play with, to test and/or accomplish the goals so I can appropriately abstract and implement RTC in the ported Linux application.

Thanks!
-Garrett