locating arrival time for every trasmitting packets

[AlexCord]

Hi  all,
I  am trying  to take out the arrival time of every packets trasmitted
(the so called "R_i" value in RFC 3550, pag.33).
Eventually I would like to save these values in a file .csv.
My problem is that I'm not able to find the file in which is implemented
the call's procedure.
(I studied the file "main.cxx", "rtp.cxx", "jitter.cxx" without solving
the problem).

Regards,
Alessandro Cordella

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[Eugen Dedu]

alex wrote:
> Hi  all,
> I  am trying  to take out the arrival time of every packets trasmitted
> (the so called "R_i" value in RFC 3550, pag.33).
> Eventually I would like to save these values in a file .csv.
> My problem is that I'm not able to find the file in which is implemented
> the call's procedure.
> (I studied the file "main.cxx", "rtp.cxx", "jitter.cxx" without solving
> the problem).

Start ekiga -d 4, take a line, search the code (opal's and ptlib's too)
for a word in that line, and look how the line is built.  The first word
in the line is a timestamp, the timestamp you are looking for, is that
right?

Another idea: search for "PDU received".

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Eugen
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