[core] Increased FormatTime precision #1766
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The internal clock might have a nanosecond precision or any other below 1 microsecond.
The FormatTime function used for logging prints only a microsecond precision, which might be not enough for some scenarios.
This PR improves the precision of the
FormatTimefunction to the actual precision of the clock used.Example output:
05:53:45.21225876683803 [STDY].Other changes
s_cpu_frequency(sync_posix.cpp) renamed tos_clock_ticks_per_us.TODO
clock_subsecond_precision()function. Found:clockSubsecondPrecision().