Hi Brian,
Oddly, we do not have canned library call for this except for
XrdSysTimer::s2hms() whioch only provides 'hh:mm:ss' given seconds (does
not provide the date). Something along the way of
char buff[10];
XrdSystimer myTime; XrdSysTimer::s2hms(myTime.Seconds, buff, sieof(buff));
I suppose the reason we didn't develop one is because everone
wanted the time reported in a slightly different way, sigh. I suppose we
can come up with a "standard" and provide a library call for that. The
most common one that xrootd uses is "yymmdd hh:mm:ss" which short and
sweet or we can make that the default and allow for different formats.
Then again there is always std::strftime.
Andy
On Fri, 15 Oct 2021, Brian P Bockelman wrote:
> @abh3 - can I get you to provide advice on the best way to do timestamps here? The C code looks fine but I feel like there's some other wrapper around `gettimeofday` in the XRootD internal libraries already...
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