Question on timestamping
Greg Dowd <[email protected]> Wed, 18 Sep 2024 13:22:50 -0700
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Hello all, I had a question regarding kernel timestamping. I see definitions for SO_TIMESTAMPING_NEW in networking options to allow use of time structures containing 64bit timestamps. However, I don't see any way for skbuff timestamps to pass around structures with 64 bits as the skb_shared_hwstamps use a typedef ktime_t which stacks the seconds and nanoseconds into a single 64bit value. I am not sure who maintains this section of the code. Any ideas? thanks...Greg