Implement TimeProvider for LinuxKernel platform using monotonic clock#673
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Implement TimeProvider for LinuxKernel platform using monotonic clock#673
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The kernel platform implements system time using the initial system time from the host + monotonic clock. The computed time may not be accurate but should be fine for now. For simplicity, I enabled
clock_gettimein snp driver, but the initial value could be passed though boot parameters (hence no need for another interface).Also added a minor fix to simplify the futex
block_or_maybe_timeoutlogic.