Hello,

you could probably combine some string transformation to get the desired result.

If your requirements are related to accounting, the acc module might bei easier to use.

Cheers,

Henning

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From: sr-users <sr-users-bounces@lists.kamailio.org> on behalf of Chaigneau, Nicolas <nicolas.chaigneau@capgemini.com>
Sent: Friday, September 25, 2020 6:34:30 PM
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Subject: Re: [SR-Users] Computing a time difference when handling a stateless SIP request
 

> >
> > --snip
> > I would like to compute a time difference (with microseconds
> > precision) when handling a stateless SIP request.
> > --snip
>
> Welcome!
>
> Take a look at:
> https://www.kamailio.org/wiki/cookbooks/5.4.x/pseudovariables#timeval
>
> You can get down to the microsecond level.


Thanks!

Looking at src\modules\pv\pv_time.c, it seems TV functions just use "gettimeofday".
I was looking for a time difference based on a monotonically increasing clock (to avoid possible NTP drifting imprecision).

I've looked at the "benchmark" module which seems to do something like that, but I don't think I can use it for what I need...



Anyhow, I have another question. Using the TV I've come up with the following.
This works, except that I don't know how to convert an int to a string padded with zeroes (e.g. 51 => "051").
Is there a transformation that allows to do that?


        $var(start_time) = $TV(Sn); # allows to cache $TV(s) and $TV(u)

        (...)

        $var(end_time) = $TV(Sn);
        $var(end_s) = $TV(sn);
        $var(end_us) = $TV(un);
        $var(diff_us) = $var(end_us) - $TV(u) + (1000000 * ($var(end_s) - $TV(s)));

        # convert this to ms (integer part) and us (fractional part)
        $var(diff_ms) = $var(diff_us) / 1000;
        $var(diff_us_f) = $var(diff_us) - (1000 * $var(diff_ms));

        $var(diff_ms_us) = $var(diff_ms) + "." + $var(diff_us_f); # need to format on 3 digits... can we do the equivalent of sprintf("%03u") somehow ?




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