i386: build on 32-bit archs without 64-bit time_t #8
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Fixes #7 by defining an application-specific type
sfptpd_secs_twhich isint64_t. Some explicit format specifiers are also required.Alternative approaches of using
__time64_tor__TIME64_T_TYPEare not very compatible with old OSs; this approach is simpler than working with these.Tested with 32-bit userspace, kernel and CPU
PTP has also been observed working.