*
* POSIX defines the ns part as *long*. Technically, that means
* that on machines where *sizeof long* equals *sizeof int*, it can
- * represent only up to arund 2.1 seconds. In this range, the loop
+ * represent only up to around 2.1 seconds. In this range, the loop
* version is most likely faster than division. However, since in
* practice *long* is 8 bytes just about anywhere, we have to
* handle greater dividends first.
inline std::ostream &
operator<< (std::ostream &os, const Time &t)
{
- os << I2n::to_string (t.value.tv_sec) << "ms, "
+ os << I2n::to_string (t.value.tv_sec) << "s, "
<< I2n::to_string (t.value.tv_nsec) << "ns"
;