Hi,
when you call poll() or one of the ioctl, the timestamp
is saved in the netmap_ring and you can access it from
there. This is roughly as good (or as bad) as the timestamp
supplied by the OS kernel in the regular network stack.
Differences:
- the kernel network stack typically produces a timest
Hello all,
I'm trying to write some code to work with netmap which previously worked
with PCAP API. In the PCAP API it's easy enough to get the timestamp the
packet arrived from the API, but I can't find that (easily) from the netmap
API. I'm not concerned with Tx, only Rx.
Is there an easy pla
