Microsecond-grained time tracker. More...
#include <wipal/phy/timetracker.hh>
Public Types | |
typedef HIDDEN | exact_type |
Public Member Functions | |
timetracker (bool force_pcap) | |
template<class UIntType > | |
void | tick_uint (UIntType ts) |
void | tick_tv (const struct timeval &tv) |
template<class HeaderType , class S > | |
void | tick (const pkt::packet< S > &frame, tool::end::endianness phy_end) |
tool::microseconds | microseconds () const |
Downcast methods | |
const exact_type & | exact () const |
exact_type & | exact () |
const exact_type * | exact_ptr () const |
exact_type * | exact_ptr () |
Microsecond-grained time tracker.
PHY headers have various fields that holds frames' arrival time on the medium. Some of them are only 32 bits long, thus wrapping every one hour and a half (roughly). This class tracks the evolution of such fields and maintains a microsecond count that does not wrap.
Just call the tick() method for every frames you get in your trace.
typedef HIDDEN wpl::tool::static_base< Bottom >::exact_type [inherited] |
Exact type for this template instanciation.
Reimplemented in wpl::filter::internals::fast_intersector_iterator< I1, I2, B, Bottom >, wpl::filter::internals::lr_sync_iterator< I, B, Bottom >, wpl::filter::internals::non_noisy_prism_iterator< I, B, Bottom >, wpl::filter::internals::time_adjuster_iterator< InputIterator1, InputIterator2, HeaderType, B, Bottom >, wpl::filter::internals::timetracker_iterator< InputIterator, HeaderType, B, Bottom >, wpl::filter::internals::uniquely_identifiable_iterator< U, I, H, B, Bottom >, wpl::filter::internals::windowed_merge_iterator< HT, I1, I2, B, Bottom >, wpl::pcap::internals::file_iterator< Stream, Bottom >, wpl::pcap::list< Stream, Bottom >, wpl::pkt::stream< Bottom >, wpl::pcap::istream< Bottom >, wpl::pcap::file< Bottom >, wpl::pcap::indexed_file< Bottom >, wpl::avs::header, wpl::phy::empty_time< Bottom >, wpl::phy::empty_header< Bottom >, wpl::phy::time< Bottom >, wpl::phy::uint64_time< Bottom >, wpl::phy::header< Bottom >, wpl::prism::time, wpl::prism::header, wpl::rtap::header, wpl::tool::internals::filter_iterator< I, P, B, Bottom >, wpl::tool::iterable< Bottom >, wpl::tool::iterator< Bottom >, wpl::tool::list_of_iterables_iterator< T, B, Bottom >, wpl::tool::list_of_iterables< T, Bottom >, wpl::tool::valued_iterator< Bottom >, wpl::tool::window< InputIterator, WSize, Step, Bottom >, wpl::wifi::time_converter< PhyHeaderType, Bottom >, wpl::phy::time< prism::time >, wpl::phy::header< rtap::header >, wpl::phy::header< prism::header >, wpl::phy::header< avs::header >, wpl::tool::iterable< HIDDEN >, wpl::tool::iterator< HIDDEN >, wpl::tool::list_of_iterables< Stream, HIDDEN >, wpl::tool::valued_iterator< HIDDEN >, and wpl::wifi::time_converter< HeaderType >.
wpl::phy::timetracker< B >::timetracker | ( | bool | force_pcap | ) | [inline] |
Default constructor - initialize the microsecond count to zero.
[in] | force_pcap | If true, force the use of PCAP timestamps instead of PHY timestamps. |
void wpl::phy::timetracker< B >::tick_tv | ( | const struct timeval & | tv | ) | [inline] |
Update the tracker with the given timeval
structure.
This method assumes timeval
structures never wrap around. A negative structure (tv_sec
< 0) will yield valid but negative microsecond counts).
void wpl::phy::timetracker< B >::tick_uint | ( | UIntType | ts | ) | [inline] |
Update the tracker with the given unsigned integer timestamp.
This method tracks wraparounds and maintains a consistent microsecond count.