Struct SolidSyslogTimestamp

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Broken-down timestamp as emitted by a SolidSyslogClockFunction. More...

• #include <SolidSyslogTimestamp.h>

Public Attributes

Type	Name
uint8_t	Day 1-31.
uint8_t	Hour 0-23.
uint32_t	Microsecond 0-999999.
uint8_t	Minute 0-59.
uint8_t	Month 1-12.
uint8_t	Second 0-59.
int16_t	UtcOffsetMinutes Minutes from UTC; 0 for UTC.
uint16_t	Year Gregorian year, e.g.

Detailed Description

All calendar/time fields are expressed in the timezone indicated by UtcOffsetMinutes; the built-in POSIX and Windows clocks both produce UTC (UtcOffsetMinutes == 0).

A clock may leave the struct zeroed to signal "no usable timestamp": the library validates each field before formatting, and a zeroed struct fails validation because Month == 0 is out of range.

Public Attributes Documentation

variable Day

1-31.

uint8_t SolidSyslogTimestamp::Day;

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variable Hour

0-23.

uint8_t SolidSyslogTimestamp::Hour;

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variable Microsecond

0-999999.

uint32_t SolidSyslogTimestamp::Microsecond;

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variable Minute

0-59.

uint8_t SolidSyslogTimestamp::Minute;

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variable Month

1-12.

uint8_t SolidSyslogTimestamp::Month;

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variable Second

0-59.

uint8_t SolidSyslogTimestamp::Second;

Leap seconds are not represented.

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variable UtcOffsetMinutes

Minutes from UTC; 0 for UTC.

int16_t SolidSyslogTimestamp::UtcOffsetMinutes;

Valid -720..840 (UTC-12:00 to UTC+14:00).

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variable Year

Gregorian year, e.g.

uint16_t SolidSyslogTimestamp::Year;

• Not range-checked; clocks are trusted here.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file Core/Interface/SolidSyslogTimestamp.h