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Documentation of the TIMEFMT variable
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- From: trillian <just.so.you.can.email.me@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Subject: Documentation of the TIMEFMT variable
- Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2023 18:53:15 +0200
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The documentation of TIMEFMT says that %M means "The maximum memory the
process had in use at any time in kilobytes", but the actual value shown
is in megabytes. (The kernel reports it in kilobytes and zsh divides it
by 1024 again.)
While I'm at it, TMPSUFFIX (which is just a few lines below it) seems to
have somewhat broken formatting, as half of its description is
highlighted like it was a variable name (in the man page at least - this
doesn't seem to show up in the HTML documentation).
~trillian
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