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08-29-2002

darkspace

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32-bit timestamp

Hi everyone,

does someone know a function to get a 32-bit timestamp, precise enough to cover more than seconds, such as gettimeofday() for example?
And also a function for the 64-bit NTP timestamp??

I am experimenting with RTP, where i need this kind of timestamps!

thanks
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