/** Fix timestamp hook. * * @author Steffen Vogel * @copyright 2017, Institute for Automation of Complex Power Systems, EONERC *********************************************************************************/ /** @addtogroup hooks Hook functions * @{ */ #include "hook.h" #include "plugin.h" #include "timing.h" int hook_fix_ts(struct hook *h, int when, struct hook_info *j) { struct timespec now = time_now(); assert(j->smps); for (int i = 0; i < j->cnt; i++) { /* Check for missing receive timestamp * Usually node_type::read() should update the receive timestamp. * An example would be to use hardware timestamp capabilities of * modern NICs. */ if ((j->smps[i]->ts.received.tv_sec == 0 && j->smps[i]->ts.received.tv_nsec == 0) || (j->smps[i]->ts.received.tv_sec == -1 && j->smps[i]->ts.received.tv_nsec == -1)) j->smps[i]->ts.received = now; /* Check for missing origin timestamp */ if ((j->smps[i]->ts.origin.tv_sec == 0 && j->smps[i]->ts.origin.tv_nsec == 0) || (j->smps[i]->ts.origin.tv_sec == -1 && j->smps[i]->ts.origin.tv_nsec == -1)) j->smps[i]->ts.origin = now; } return j->cnt; } static struct plugin p = { .name = "fix_ts", .description = "Update timestamps of sample if not set", .type = PLUGIN_TYPE_HOOK, .hook = { .priority = 0, .history = 0, .cb = hook_fix_ts, .type = HOOK_AUTO | HOOK_READ } }; REGISTER_PLUGIN(&p) /** @} */