Unixepochtid
Unixepochtid is a term used in informal computing discussions to describe a proposed identifier that encodes the Unix epoch timestamp together with a thread identifier (tid). It is not an official standard or widely implemented format.
Origin and usage: The term has appeared in online discussions and speculative code examples as a concept
Concept and format: The core idea is to concatenate an epoch timestamp with a per-thread or per-task
Uses and considerations: Potential uses include tracing, logging, and event correlation in single-host or distributed environments.
See also: time_t, Unix epoch, thread ID, UUID, TSID, time-based identifiers.