arm_subbuffer_formatted_arrival_time_strings Struct Reference [ARM 4.1 Sub-buffers]

used to pass a arrival time in a string representation More...

#include <arm41.h>

Data Fields
arm_subbuffer_t	header
const arm_char_t *	yyyymmdd
const arm_char_t *	hhmmssth
const arm_char_t *	muuu

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Detailed Description

used to pass a arrival time in a string representation

When the application is unable to call ARM when the transaction starts, but it can capture and save a timestamp at that time, the application can format the arrival time, store it in the Formatted Arrival Time Strings sub-buffer, and provide the sub-buffer with arm_start_transaction().

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Field Documentation

arm_subbuffer_t arm_subbuffer_formatted_arrival_time_strings::header

header.format must be set to ARM_SUBBUFFER_FORMATTED_ARRIVAL_TIME_STRINGS

const arm_char_t* arm_subbuffer_formatted_arrival_time_strings::hhmmssth

A pointer to a null-terminated string containing the time (UTC) in the format Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Tenths of seconds, Hundredths of seconds. The time source should be the same as the process in which the arm_start_transaction() executes.

const arm_char_t* arm_subbuffer_formatted_arrival_time_strings::muuu

A pointer to a null-terminated string containing the time (UTC) in the format milliseconds (one digit), microseconds (three digits). The time source should be the same as the process in which the arm_start_transaction() executes.

Note:

null pointer implies muuu = '0000'.

const arm_char_t* arm_subbuffer_formatted_arrival_time_strings::yyyymmdd

A pointer to a null-terminated string containing the date (UTC) in the format Year, Month, Date. The time source should be the same one as the process in which the arm_start_transaction() executes.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• arm41.h