fix compilation on modern systems with TIME_BITS=64 #22
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evgeni
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| *utime = ev.time.tv_sec + ev.time.tv_usec/1000000.0; | ||
| *utime = ev.input_event_sec + ev.input_event_usec/1000000.0; |
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on 64 bits systems this is a no-op as input_event_* points at time.tv_* (see torvalds/linux@152194f#diff-0028ed2bcc0d6c2118b5b33c6f3bf7d398e3df872553183ac2c0abebba562f01 which introduced that).
whether this actually works on 32 bit systems? I have no idea. it compiles and throws no warnings.
my private ppc32 system is acting up a bit, so I can't really test it rn.
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