I have a directory with some files which are modified through a script so their mtimes differ by only a few milliseconds. The file mtime filename
command gives me last modified time in seconds, which doesn't really help me. How can I get their last modified time with millisecond precision?
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Looks like the easiest way to do this is write a Tcl extension in C to get the file modification time with the precision you need. This is actually quite straightforward.
Write the code...
Compile, link....
And test...
Well, did all the work for you. But it was fun.