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1.1     ! root        1: .th TIMES II 8/5/73
        !             2: .sh NAME
        !             3: times \*- get process times
        !             4: .sh SYNOPSIS
        !             5: (times = 43.; not in assembler)
        !             6: .br
        !             7: .ft B
        !             8: sys  times; buffer
        !             9: .s3
        !            10: times(buffer)
        !            11: .br
        !            12: struct tbuffer *buffer;
        !            13: .ft R
        !            14: .sh DESCRIPTION
        !            15: .it Times
        !            16: returns time-accounting information
        !            17: for the current process
        !            18: and for the terminated child processes
        !            19: of the current process.
        !            20: All times are in 1/60 seconds.
        !            21: .s3
        !            22: After the call, the buffer will appear as follows:
        !            23: .s3
        !            24: .nf
        !            25: struct tbuffer {
        !            26:        int     proc\*_user\*_time;
        !            27:        int     proc\*_system\*_time;
        !            28:        int     child\*_user\*_time[2];
        !            29:        int     child\*_system\*_time[2];
        !            30: };
        !            31: .s3
        !            32: .fi
        !            33: The children times are the sum
        !            34: of the children's process times and
        !            35: their children's times.
        !            36: .sh "SEE ALSO"
        !            37: time(I)
        !            38: .sh DIAGNOSTICS
        !            39: \*-
        !            40: .sh BUGS
        !            41: The process times should be 32 bits as well.

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