Transformer SDK For C
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Data Structures | |
struct | _ds5_namespace_s |
Definition of the interface that you should implement if you require custom subject matching logic. More... | |
struct | _ds_data |
A data update object. More... | |
struct | _ds_field |
A field within a data update. More... | |
struct | ds5_connectionlistener_t |
struct | ds5_dataprovider_t |
struct | ds5_subscriptionlistener_t |
struct | ds_arguments_t |
Structure defining the arguments for Monitoring methods. More... | |
struct | ds_array_t |
The container object for monitoring array types. More... | |
struct | ds_config_enum_t |
Enumerated types structure. More... | |
struct | ds_init_t |
struct | ds_monauth_t |
Monitoring credentials object. More... | |
struct | ds_monitor_t |
The container object for all monitoring values. More... | |
Macros | |
#define | ds5_namespace_free(nspace) nspace->free(nspace) |
A convenience macro for invoking the ds5_namespace_t::delete() function on a namespace. More... | |
#define | ds5_namespace_match(nspace, subject) nspace->match(nspace, subject) |
A convenience macro for invoking the ds5_namespace_t::match() function on a namespace. More... | |
#define | DS_AND(p1, p2, a) |
Combine two peersets using bitwise and. More... | |
#define | DS_AND3_ISZERO(p1, p2, p3) |
Test if the bitwise and of 3 peersets is 0. More... | |
#define | DS_AND_EQ(a1, a2, eq) |
Test if the bitwise and of 2 peersets is equal to peerset. More... | |
#define | DS_AND_ISZERO(p1, p2) |
Test if the bitwise and of 2 peersets is 0. More... | |
#define | DS_CACHE_DATASRC |
Peer index of cache datasrc. More... | |
#define | DS_CLR(n, p) |
Clears peer n in peerset p. More... | |
#define | DS_CONFIG_BOOL 0x0001 |
#define | DS_CONFIG_CHAR 0x0005 |
#define | DS_CONFIG_CHAR_ARRAY (DS_CONFIG_ARRAY|DS_CONFIG_CHAR) |
#define | DS_CONFIG_DEPRECATED 0x0400 |
#define | DS_CONFIG_FILE 0x0007 |
#define | DS_CONFIG_FLOAT 0x0003 |
#define | DS_CONFIG_FLOAT_ARRAY (DS_CONFIG_ARRAY|DS_CONFIG_FLOAT) |
#define | DS_CONFIG_FUNC 0x0006 |
#define | DS_CONFIG_INT 0x0002 |
#define | DS_CONFIG_INT_ARRAY (DS_CONFIG_ARRAY|DS_CONFIG_INT) |
#define | DS_CONFIG_LONG 0x0008 |
#define | DS_CONFIG_STR 0x0004 |
#define | DS_CONFIG_STR_ARRAY (DS_CONFIG_ARRAY|DS_CONFIG_STR) |
#define | DS_CONFIG_STRICT 0x0200 |
#define | DS_CONTAINER_TYPE 228 |
Define the container data type. More... | |
#define | DS_FIELDS_NOT_DEFINED |
Value returned by field API functions when a field is not defined. More... | |
#define | DS_FIELDS_SEPARATOR |
Defines the separator between multiple type 2/type 3 or permission row updates within a single packet. More... | |
#define | DS_GENERIC_TYPE 231 |
Define the generic object data type. More... | |
#define | DS_INITIALISER |
Default initialiser for the ds_init_t object. More... | |
#define | DS_INTERNAL_DATASRC |
Peer index of internal datasrc. More... | |
#define | DS_ISEQUAL(p1, p2) |
Test if 2 peersets are equal. More... | |
#define | DS_ISSET(n, p) |
Tests whether peer n in peerset p. More... | |
#define | DS_ISZERO(p) |
Checks if all peers in peerset p are cleared. More... | |
#define | DS_JSON_TYPE 232 |
Define the JSON object data type. More... | |
#define | DS_LOG_CONFIG 0 |
Used for log messages that indicate a problem or feedback with library configuration. More... | |
#define | DS_LOG_CRIT 2 |
Used for log messages that indicate a serious failure. More... | |
#define | DS_LOG_DEBUG 7 |
Used for tracing messages. More... | |
#define | DS_LOG_ERROR 3 |
Used for log messages that indicate a problem. More... | |
#define | DS_LOG_FINER 8 |
Used for fairly detailed tracing messages. More... | |
#define | DS_LOG_FINEST 9 |
Used for the most finely detailed tracing messages. More... | |
#define | DS_LOG_INFO 6 |
Used for informational messages. More... | |
#define | DS_LOG_MONITOR 128 |
A modifier that will send the log message to the monitoring system in addition to the event log, even if the log level is below the monitoring threshold value. More... | |
#define | DS_LOG_NOTIFY 4 |
Used for messages of greater importance than DS_LOG_WARN that may not indicate problems. More... | |
#define | DS_LOG_SYSLOG 512 |
A modifier which will write the log message to the system log in addition to the event log regardless of the level passed to ds_log() or the level set by log-syslog-level. Using this modifier with ds_log() is equivalent to calling ds_syslog() without the modifier. More... | |
#define | DS_LOG_TERMINAL 256 |
A modifier which will write the log message to the terminal in addition to the event log. More... | |
#define | DS_LOG_WARN 5 |
Used for messages that indicate a potential problem. More... | |
#define | DS_MAX_PEERS |
Maximum number of peers. More... | |
#define | DS_MIN_PEER |
Minimum index for configured peer. More... | |
#define | DS_MSG_AFFINITY_REMOVED |
Indiccates that any affinity entries foe the peer have been removed. More... | |
#define | DS_MSG_CONNECT 0x0100 |
Defines the connect message type. More... | |
#define | DS_MSG_DISCONNECT 0x0200 |
Defines the disconnect message type. More... | |
#define | DS_NEWS_TYPE 223 |
Define the news headline data type. More... | |
#define | DS_NONZERO(p) |
Sets all peers in peerset p. More... | |
#define | DS_NOT(p) |
Applies logical not to all peers in peerset p. More... | |
#define | DS_OFFSET(t, m) |
#define | DS_OR(p1, p2, o) |
Combine two peersets using bitwise or. More... | |
#define | DS_PAGE_TYPE 221 |
Define the page data type. More... | |
#define | DS_PERMISSION_TYPE 230 |
Define the permission data type. More... | |
#define | DS_RECORD_TYPE 222 |
Define the record data type. More... | |
#define | DS_RECORD_TYPE2 225 |
Define the type 2 record (market depth) data type. More... | |
#define | DS_RECORD_TYPE3 226 |
Define the type 3 record (history) data type. More... | |
#define | DS_REQUEST_CACHE |
Flag indicating that this request is a result of a request from the active cache. More... | |
#define | DS_REQUEST_FAILOVER |
Flag indicated that this request is as a result of a failover between peers. More... | |
#define | DS_SET(n, p) |
Sets peer n in peerset p. More... | |
#define | DS_SIGNATURE_ALREADY_USED 3 |
#define | DS_SIGNATURE_INVALID_TOKEN 1 |
#define | DS_SIGNATURE_OK 0 |
#define | DS_SIGNATURE_UNKNOWN_KEYID 2 |
#define | DS_STORY_TYPE 224 |
Define the news story data type. More... | |
#define | DS_T_ACTIVE |
Defines the active source peer type, which can accept requests for objects. This flag could be set on the DataSource initialisation object ds_init_t or set in the add-peer sections of a configuration file. More... | |
#define | DS_T_CONTRIB |
Defines the contribution peer type. This source should automatically receive data updates for objects that it has updated itself. This flag could be set on the DataSource initialisation object ds_init_t or set in the add-peer sections of a configuration file. More... | |
#define | DS_ZERO(p) |
Unsets all peers in peerset p. More... | |
#define | F_AUTHGLOBAL 0x0100 |
Indicates that this update for an object (initially permission objects only) should be passed up to the auth module. More... | |
#define | F_AUTHUPDATE 0x4000 |
This news update contains permissioning information. More... | |
#define | F_CHANGE_HEADLINE 0x0200 |
Change the headline associated with the story code in this update to the headline contained in this update. More... | |
#define | F_CHANGEDFIELDS 0x8000 |
Tells the liberator to only send on any changed fields. This tells the liberator compare this update with the cached data and only send on any changed fields to any subscribers. See the Liberator Admin Guide for details. More... | |
#define | F_CLEAR_PERM 0x0400 |
Clear all permission keys for this update's symbolname. More... | |
#define | F_CLEAR_TYPE2 0x0400 |
Clear all record type 2 entries for this update's symbolname. More... | |
#define | F_CLEAR_TYPE3 0x0100 |
Clear all record type 3 entries this update's symbolname. More... | |
#define | F_CONSTITUENT_NOAUTH 0x4000 |
The constituents in this container should noe be subject to permissioning. More... | |
#define | F_CREATEOBJECT 0x0010 |
Create this object if it doesn't exist. More... | |
#define | F_CREATEPARENT 0x0020 |
Create the parent directory if it doesn't exist. More... | |
#define | F_DELETE_HEADLINE 0x0100 |
Delete the headline associated with the story code in this update. More... | |
#define | F_DELETEOBJECT 0x0004 |
Instruction to delete this object. More... | |
#define | F_FILTER_PERM 0x0800 |
Clears a permission key with the same value as the key fields present within this update. More... | |
#define | F_FILTER_TYPE2 0x0800 |
Clears type 2 entries with the same value as the first field in this update. More... | |
#define | F_FILTER_TYPE3 0x0200 |
Clears a type 3 entries with the same value as the first field in this update. More... | |
#define | F_IGNOREREQTIMEOUT 0x0008 |
Allow nodata to be propagated. More... | |
#define | F_IMAGE 0x1000 |
This update is an image not a live update. All fields will be replaced by this update. More... | |
#define | F_NOCACHE 0x0400 |
Do not cache this update - pass directly through to client. More... | |
#define | F_NOCONNECT |
Suppresses the automatic connection to DataSource peers on startup. The connection can then be made later using ds_set_status_up(). More... | |
#define | F_NONACTIVE 0x2000 |
This object is not active, even if the DataSource is. For information on active data sources,. More... | |
#define | F_NOTFOUND 0x0001 |
The object is not found. More... | |
#define | F_READDENY 0x0002 |
You do not have permission to read this object. More... | |
#define | F_RECVAUTOREPLAY |
Defines the Receive Auto Replay peer flag (indicating that, when restarting, this peer should accept replay updates). More... | |
#define | F_SENDFROMSEQ |
Defines the Send From Sequence peer flag (indicating that, when reconnecting, missed packets should be requested based on the last sequence number). More... | |
#define | F_UNAVAILABLE 0x0005 |
The object is unavailable at this time. More... | |
#define | F_WRITEDENY 0x0003 |
You do not have permission to write to this object. More... | |
#define | INVALID_SOCKET -1 |
A constant representing an invalid socket. More... | |
#define | NEWS_AUTHSTR_FIELDNUM 5 |
Definition of the authorisation string field number. More... | |
#define | NEWS_COMPANY_CODE_FIELDNUM 102 |
Definition of the company code field number. More... | |
#define | NEWS_DATETIME_FIELDNUM 2 |
Definition of the date time field number. More... | |
#define | NEWS_HEADLINE_FIELDNUM 0 |
Definition of the headline field number. More... | |
#define | NEWS_PRODUCT_CODE_FIELDNUM 100 |
Definition of the product code field number. More... | |
#define | NEWS_STORYCODE_FIELDNUM 1 |
Definition of the storycode field number. More... | |
#define | NEWS_TOPIC_CODE_FIELDNUM 101 |
Definition of the topic code field number. More... | |
#define | NEWS_USER_CODE_FIELDNUM 200 |
Definition of the user code starting field number. More... | |
#define | NEWS_USER_CODE_MAX 10 |
Maximum number of user codes. More... | |
#define | OBJ_STATUS_INFO 0x0000 |
Status information message only. More... | |
#define | OBJ_STATUS_LIMITED 0x0008 |
The status of an object is limited. More... | |
#define | OBJ_STATUS_OK 0x0001 |
The status of an object is OK. More... | |
#define | OBJ_STATUS_STALE 0x0002 |
The status of an object is Stale. More... | |
#define | S_FAILOVER 0x1101 /* Failover implies S_STALE|S_UPDCLR */ |
Indicates the object may not be receiving updates any more. More... | |
#define | S_INFO 0x0000 |
This is an information only status message. More... | |
#define | S_NOTSTALE 0x0004 |
This indicates that an object is no longer stale and is receiving updates again. More... | |
#define | S_STALE 0x0001 |
This indicates the object may not be receiving updates any more. More... | |
#define | S_UPDCLR 0x0100 |
This indicates an update to this object should clear the previously-sent S_STALE or S_NOTSTALE message. More... | |
#define | SOCKET_ERROR -1 |
A constant representing an error on a socket. More... | |
#define | SVC_STATUS_DOWN 0x0002 |
The status of a data service is down. More... | |
#define | SVC_STATUS_LIMITED 0x0008 |
The status of a data service is limited. More... | |
#define | SVC_STATUS_OK 0x0001 |
The status of a data service is OK. More... | |
#define | TYPE_ACTIVE 64 |
Indicates whether the datatype is "active". More... | |
#define | TYPE_ACTIVE2 128 |
Indicates whether the active type isn't a callback. More... | |
#define | TYPE_ARRAY 32 |
Indicates whether the datatype is an array. More... | |
#define | TYPE_BINARY 1 |
Binary property type. More... | |
#define | TYPE_BOOLEAN 11 |
Boolean property type. More... | |
#define | TYPE_DOUBLE 9 |
Double property type. More... | |
#define | TYPE_HIERARCHY 1024 |
Indicates whether this data forms part of a heirarchy. More... | |
#define | TYPE_KEY 512 |
Indicates whether this datatype forms part of the primary key. More... | |
#define | TYPE_LLONG 7 |
Long long property type. More... | |
#define | TYPE_LONG 5 |
Long property type. More... | |
#define | TYPE_METHOD 256 |
Indicates whether this datatype is a method. More... | |
#define | TYPE_NONE 0 |
A place marker. More... | |
#define | TYPE_OPTIONAL 2048 |
#define | TYPE_PRIMITIVE_MASK 31 |
Mask to isolate the primitive data type. More... | |
#define | TYPE_RELATION 20 |
Indicates that the property is a relation. More... | |
#define | TYPE_SHORT 3 |
Short property type. More... | |
#define | TYPE_STRING 2 |
String property type. More... | |
#define | TYPE_SUBSCRIPTION 21 |
Indicates that the property is a subscription list. More... | |
#define | TYPE_TIMESTAMP 10 |
Timestamp property type. More... | |
#define | TYPE_ULLONG 8 |
Unsigned long long property type. More... | |
#define | TYPE_ULONG 6 |
Unsigned long property type. More... | |
#define | TYPE_USHORT 4 |
Unsigned short property type. More... | |
Typedefs | |
typedef struct _ds5_namespace_s | ds5_namespace_t |
Typedef to the definition of the interface for defining DataSource namespaces. More... | |
typedef struct _ds5_publisher_s | ds5_publisher_t |
typedef struct _ds5_subscription_s | ds5_subscription_t |
typedef struct _config_ctx | ds_config_ctx_t |
The configuration context data type. More... | |
typedef void(* | ds_config_func) (char *name, int num, char **values) |
Definition of function type used for configuration callbacks. More... | |
typedef void(* | ds_delay_send_cb) (void *context, ds_data_t *dsdata) |
typedef struct _ds_delay | ds_delay_t |
The delay channel object type. More... | |
typedef struct _ds_io_event | ds_except_event_t |
Opaque type defining an exception event. More... | |
typedef struct _ds_io_event | ds_generic_event_t |
Opaque type defining a generic read/write event. More... | |
typedef int(* | ds_io_event_cb) (sock_t sock, int val, void *data) |
Definition of the callback for use with read and write events. More... | |
typedef struct _ds_log | ds_log_t |
The log file object. More... | |
typedef void(* | ds_logcycled_t) (ds_log_t *log) |
Callback used when the log has cycled. More... | |
typedef void(* | ds_loglevelchange_t) (ds_log_t *log, int new_level) |
Callback used when the logging level of a log file is changed. More... | |
typedef ds_monitor_t *(* | ds_monitor_active_cb) (char *templatename, char *key, char *propertyname) |
Definition of the function type used for active request callbacks. More... | |
typedef int(* | ds_monitor_authenticator_t) (ds_monauth_t *credentials) |
Definition of the function type used for monitoring authentication callback. More... | |
typedef ds_monitor_t *(* | ds_monitor_method_cb) (char *templatename, char *key, char *property, int argc, char *argv[]) |
Definition of the function type used for method calls. More... | |
typedef struct _ds_io_event | ds_read_event_t |
Opaque type defining a read event. More... | |
typedef struct _ds_peer_set | ds_set_t |
Defines a set of DataSource peers. More... | |
typedef int(* | ds_timed_event_cb) (int id, int val, void *data) |
Definition of the callback for use with timed events. More... | |
typedef struct _ds_timed_event | ds_timed_event_t |
Opaque type defining a timed event. More... | |
typedef int(* | ds_udp_event_cb) (int argc, char *argv[], int val, void *data) |
Definition of the callback for use with udp events. More... | |
typedef struct _ds_udp_event | ds_udp_event_t |
Opaque type defining a udp event. More... | |
typedef struct _ds_io_event | ds_write_event_t |
Opaque type defining a write event. More... | |
typedef void(* | recv_discard_t) (int peer, int count, char **subjects, unsigned short flags) |
typedef void(* | recv_map_t) (int peer, char *from, char *to) |
typedef void(* | recv_nodata_t) (int peer, char *subject, unsigned short flags) |
typedef void(* | recv_object_status_t) (int peer, char *subject, int status, unsigned short code, char *msgstr) |
typedef void(* | recv_peer_status_t) (int peer, int status, int val, void *data) |
typedef void(* | recv_replay_t) (int peer, ds_data_t *pkt, time_t tm) |
typedef void(* | recv_request_t) (int peer, int count, char **subjects, unsigned short flags) |
typedef void(* | recv_service_status_t) (char *service, int status) |
typedef void(* | recv_update_t) (int peer, ds_data_t *pkt) |
typedef int | sock_t |
The network socket datatype. More... | |
Functions | |
DATASRCAPI void | ds_add_latency_chain (ds_data_t *dsdata, char suffix, struct timespec *tp) |
function used to add a measurement point to latency chain data More... | |
DATASRCAPI void | ds_add_latency_chain2 (ds_data_t *dsdata, char suffix, struct timespec tp, char suffix2, struct timespec *tp2) |
Function used to add two measurement points to latency chain data. More... | |
DATASRCAPI void | ds_add_latency_initial_timestamp (ds_data_t *dsdata) |
Sets the initial time for latency chaining. More... | |
DATASRCAPI int | ds_set_request_hint (const char *name, int num, char **hints) |
Main DataSource include file
#define DS_INITIALISER |
Default initialiser for the ds_init_t object.
#define DS_MSG_CONNECT 0x0100 |
Defines the connect message type.
This parameter is sent to the ds5_connectionlistener_t::peer_status() callback function when a DataSource peer connection has been established.
#define DS_MSG_DISCONNECT 0x0200 |
Defines the disconnect message type.
This parameter is sent to the ds5_connectionlistener_t::peer_status() callback function when a DataSource peer connection has been lost.
#define DS_REQUEST_CACHE |
Flag indicating that this request is a result of a request from the active cache.
If a DataSource receives a call to the recv_request() callback with this flag set then the source should send the data related to these objects as broadcast data so that they are picked up by the active cache.
#define DS_REQUEST_FAILOVER |
Flag indicated that this request is as a result of a failover between peers.
If a DataSource receives receives a call to the recv_request() callback with this bit set then the sink knows that the object exists and the source should not respond with a nodata message unless it is confident that the object does not exist
#define DS_SIGNATURE_ALREADY_USED 3 |
#define DS_SIGNATURE_INVALID_TOKEN 1 |
#define DS_SIGNATURE_OK 0 |
#define DS_SIGNATURE_UNKNOWN_KEYID 2 |
#define F_IGNOREREQTIMEOUT 0x0008 |
Allow nodata to be propagated.
This define is used as the flags argument to ds5_publish_subject_error().
#define OBJ_STATUS_INFO 0x0000 |
Status information message only.
#define OBJ_STATUS_LIMITED 0x0008 |
The status of an object is limited.
One or more of the non-required source for this object are down or have sent an explicit stale status message.
#define OBJ_STATUS_OK 0x0001 |
The status of an object is OK.
#define OBJ_STATUS_STALE 0x0002 |
The status of an object is Stale.
One or more of the required sources for this object are down or have sent an explicit stale status messsage.
#define S_FAILOVER 0x1101 /* Failover implies S_STALE|S_UPDCLR */ |
Indicates the object may not be receiving updates any more.
use an alternative DataSource if possible.
This status is one that can be sent by an application that sends data, however on the receiving side it is handled by the DataSource library, before being passed on to the application.
This define is used as the flags parameter for ds_send_status() and ds_send_status_to_peer().
#define S_INFO 0x0000 |
This is an information only status message.
This status is one that can be sent by an application that sends data, or handled by an application that receives data.
This define is used as the flags parameter for ds_send_status() and ds_send_status_to_peer() or received in a recv_object_status() callback
#define S_NOTSTALE 0x0004 |
This indicates that an object is no longer stale and is receiving updates again.
This status is one that can be sent by an application that sends data, or handled by an application that receives data.
This define is used as the flags parameter for ds_send_status() and ds_send_status_to_peer().
#define S_STALE 0x0001 |
This indicates the object may not be receiving updates any more.
This status is one that can be sent by an application that sends data, or handled by an application that receives data.
This define is used as the flags parameter for ds_send_status() and ds_send_status_to_peer().
#define S_UPDCLR 0x0100 |
This indicates an update to this object should clear the previously-sent S_STALE or S_NOTSTALE message.
The S_UPDCLR flag should be sent at the same time as the S_STALE or S_NOTSTALE message.
This status is one that can be sent by an application that sends data, or handled by an application that receives data.
This define is used as the flags parameter for ds_send_status() and ds_send_status_to_peer().
#define SVC_STATUS_DOWN 0x0002 |
The status of a data service is down.
One or more required sources for this data service are down.
This is a status used by the DataSource library for the ds5_connectionlistener_t::service_status() callback. All applications will receive these status callbacks.
#define SVC_STATUS_LIMITED 0x0008 |
The status of a data service is limited.
One or more non-required sources for this data service are down.
This is a status used by the DataSource library for the ds5_connectionlistener_t::service_status() callback. All applications will receive these status callbacks.
#define SVC_STATUS_OK 0x0001 |
The status of a data service is OK.
All required sources for this data service are connected.
This is a status used by the DataSource library for the ds5_connectionlistener_t::service_status() callback. All applications will receive these status callbacks.
#define TYPE_SUBSCRIPTION 21 |
Indicates that the property is a subscription list.
typedef struct _ds5_publisher_s ds5_publisher_t |
typedef struct _ds5_subscription_s ds5_subscription_t |
typedef void(* ds_delay_send_cb) (void *context, ds_data_t *dsdata) |
typedef struct _ds_delay ds_delay_t |
The delay channel object type.
typedef void(* recv_discard_t) (int peer, int count, char **subjects, unsigned short flags) |
typedef void(* recv_map_t) (int peer, char *from, char *to) |
typedef void(* recv_nodata_t) (int peer, char *subject, unsigned short flags) |
typedef void(* recv_object_status_t) (int peer, char *subject, int status, unsigned short code, char *msgstr) |
typedef void(* recv_peer_status_t) (int peer, int status, int val, void *data) |
typedef void(* recv_replay_t) (int peer, ds_data_t *pkt, time_t tm) |
typedef void(* recv_request_t) (int peer, int count, char **subjects, unsigned short flags) |
typedef void(* recv_service_status_t) (char *service, int status) |
typedef void(* recv_update_t) (int peer, ds_data_t *pkt) |
DATASRCAPI void ds_add_latency_chain | ( | ds_data_t * | dsdata, |
char | suffix, | ||
struct timespec * | tp | ||
) |
function used to add a measurement point to latency chain data
If the configuration option latency-chain-auto-seed is enabled, then in the case of no initial timestamp being present on the ds_data_t object an initial timestamp will be set rather than an instrumentation point added
dsdata | - ds_data_t object to be modified. The object needs to have the initial timestamp field set if latency-chain-auto-seed is not enabled. |
suffix | - server name suffix for the timestamp to be used for the generated hop name. |
tp | - pointer to struct timespec timestamp to be added or NULL for current time. |
DATASRCAPI void ds_add_latency_chain2 | ( | ds_data_t * | dsdata, |
char | suffix, | ||
struct timespec | tp, | ||
char | suffix2, | ||
struct timespec * | tp2 | ||
) |
Function used to add two measurement points to latency chain data.
If the configuration option latency-chain-auto-seed is enabled, then in the case of no initial timestamp being present on the ds_data_t object an initial timestamp will be set rather than an instrumentation point added
dsdata | - ds_data_t object to be modified. The object needs to have the initial timestamp field set if latency-chain-auto-seed is not enabled. |
suffix | - server name suffix for the first timestamp to be used for the generated hop name |
tp | - struct timespec timestamp to be added. Must be a valid timestamp and cannot be 0. |
suffix2 | - server name suffix for the second timestamp to be used for the generated hop name. |
tp2 | - pointer to struct timespec timestamp to be added or NULL for current time. |
DATASRCAPI void ds_add_latency_initial_timestamp | ( | ds_data_t * | dsdata | ) |
Sets the initial time for latency chaining.
dsdata | - ds_data_t object to be modified. |
DATASRCAPI int ds_set_request_hint | ( | const char * | name, |
int | num, | ||
char ** | hints | ||
) |