On 16/01/07, Alef Veld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I now use this code to get the timeticks, but i only gets 4 bytes (char)
> The 8 extra allocated bytes were a desperate attempt to get more digits
> but alas, that does not work. I still only get 4 digits.
You will only *ever* get 4 bytes.
As we've said, TimeTicks is a 32-bit value - i.e. 4 bytes.
You can't make it any longer.
But it's 4 *binary* bytes, not 4 printable characters.
Try:
> if(vars->type==ASN_TIMETICKS) {
> if(i==1) {
> data->sysUpTimeInt= *vars->val.integer;
where 'sysUpTimeInt' is an integer (long) variable.
If you want this converted into a printable representation
try something like:
data->sysUpTime = malloc( N );
snprintf_value( data->sysUpTime, N,
vars->name, vars->name_length, vars);
(for some suitable value of N)
Dave
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