Add command "absolute-time" to get value of monotonic clock#4086
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This can help with correlating an rr recording with a perf recording for example.
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absolute-time gives the absolute monotonic clock time from the current event.
This is useful when you want to align events with a perf recording that also uses the monotonic clock (you still have to scale by 1000000000 of course.)