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34 In order to timestamp packets and to give an indication of a valid SyS-T77 - An optional [SyS-T timestamp] (#syst_prot_timestamp)135 mipi_syst_u32 et_timestamp:1;/**< indicate 64 bit timestamp */271 The default usage for the SyS-T protocol is to rely on a transport timestamp273 In this case, a SyS-T Message does not carry its own timestamp information. In274 scenarios where no hardware time stamp exists, or this timestamp is not283 their own with the trace timestamp of the underlying transport protocol. This285 transport protocol timestamp and the source clock value and frequency from
182 <syst:Option Name="syst:timestamp">displayAsField</syst:Option>
76 uint32_t timestamp : 1; ///< indicate 64 bit timestamp member90 uint32_t timestamp : 1; ///< indicate 64 bit timestamp
122 mipi_syst_u64 timestamp; /* first timestamp */ member176 delta = mipi_syst_get_epoch_us() - p->timestamp; in deltaTime()382 writer_state.timestamp = mipi_syst_get_epoch_us(); in mipi_syst_platform_init()
561 * Enable protocol timestamp.563 * This option adds a timestamp into the SyS-T protocol. This565 * timestamped trace protocol like MIPI STP or if the HW timestamp cannot650 mipi_syst_u32 et_timestamp : 1;/**< indicate 64-bit timestamp */664 mipi_syst_u32 et_timestamp : 1;/**< indicate 64-bit timestamp */
338 if (msg.getHeader().field.timestamp) { in operator <<()
309 if (dest.getHeader().field.timestamp) { in decodeNormalMessage()
