Module time_codec 

The original rwhod protocol uses 32-bit integers for timestamps, which will cause overflow issues after 2038-01-19. To mitigate this, we decode timestamps by looking at the time the packet was received, comparing it to the current time or the time the packet was received, and ensuring any overflowed timestamps are corrected accordingly.

Structs

RwhodTimestamps

Constants

RWHOD_TIMESTAMP_CORRECTION_WINDOW 🔒

RWHOD_TIMESTAMP_FORWARD_ALLOWANCE 🔒

RWHOD_TIMESTAMP_WRAP_INCREMENT 🔒

Functions

decode_rwhod_timestamp

Decodes a raw rwhod timestamp (i32) into a DateTime, adding a correction value to count for any detected overflows.

decode_rwhod_timestamp_near_time

Decodes a raw rwhod timestamp (i32) into a DateTime using the default wrap-sized interval around the reference time.

decode_rwhod_timestamp_near_time_with_forward_allowance

Decodes a raw rwhod timestamp (i32) into a DateTime using a wrap-sized interval around the provided time reference.

decode_rwhod_timestamps

encode_rwhod_timestamp

Encodes a DateTime into a raw rwhod timestamp (i32).

rwhod_time_correction

Calculates the correction value for a received rwhod timestamp (i32), based on the current time (now) and the received timestamp (recvtime).