On Mon, 08 Aug 2005 16:55:25 -0400 Richard wrote:
RS> I see lots of calls of gettimeofday. My question is:
RS> when system clock changes, how will it affect all routines
RS> that use gettimeofday? Will there be false alarms?
Probably. I don't think anyone has ever done a serious audit of its use.
RS> My problem is that my agentx status changes too often
RS> (I set agentX ping interval to 45 seconds).
RS> I am not sure if this is because system clock changes.
I don't quite follow what your problem is. Can you describe it in a little
more detail?
RS> My system provides me an API msTickGet()
RS> that gives me the tick count, which is independent
RS> of system clock. Is there an easy way to replace
RS> gettimeofday in net-snmp by msTickGet()?
As discussed in another thread recently, there are other functions that can be
used instead of gettimeofday, but each replacement would have to be considered
on a case by case basis.
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