Note that a int64_t has the same size, 8 bytes, as a timeval32. More...

#include <irigclock.h>

Public Attributes
int64_t	irigt

int64_t	unixt

unsigned char	dummystatus

unsigned char	status

unsigned char	seqnum

unsigned char	syncToggles

unsigned char	clockAdjusts

unsigned char	max100HzBacklog

char	end []

Detailed Description

Note that a int64_t has the same size, 8 bytes, as a timeval32.

In order to diffentiate this new IRIG sample type from a dsm_clock_data_2 we place a dummy status with a value of 0xff in the same location as status in dsm_clock_data_2. The size of the sample should be one byte larger then dsm_clock_data_2, and a status should never have the value 0xff. Note that these are archived in raw form, and so should have the same format, independent of machine type or kernel version. So we can't use timespec64, since the long tv_nsec member can be 8 or 4 bytes depending on the machine. Two timespec64s on a 32 bit machine may also be subject to alignment padding. So for samples we'll use int64_t.