It does seem like all those bits are unnecessary. Either 48 or 64 bits seems
plenty. One note: if we want to use the same logging infrastructure for the
controller in the ble stack we will need sub-millisecond precision. 1
microsecond units would be preferable; 16 bits for time since last
On Thu, Apr 07, 2016 at 10:33:26PM -0700, Vipul Rahane wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I agree with your statement. We do not know on what kind of devices
> Mynewt would be ported to. Sleepy devices which are meant to work for
> 20 years running on a single coin cell battery will rollover the time
> stamp in
Hello,
Currently the timestamp for logs is a 64 bit value which comes from a 32 bit
os_time counter. This counter counts ticks as opposed to seconds since boot or
UTC timestamp. These are 1 ms ticks and so will rollover in 49 days. We have an
API os_get_timeofday() which fills up a structure
