This function returns the clock value
of the specified packet.
In the following UDP modes UDP packets are sent with a clock value so that the receiving end can determine the age of the packet and drop out of order packets (this is done automatically by DarkNet):
- UM_PER_CLIENT (1): clock value is length
of time application has been running in milliseconds
- UM_PER_CLIENT_PER_OPERATION (2): clock
value is length of time application has been running in milliseconds
- UM_CATCH_ALL_NO (4): clock value is an integer that increases by 1 each time the sender sends a packet to us. You can use this to calculate packet loss; if 2 packets are received with clock values of: 1 and 3, then one packet was lost and never received in between the two successful sends.
long long int Packet: This is the packet that the command should use.
If a value is available then the clock
value of the currently received UDP packet is returned.
If a value is not available or an error occurs then 0 is returned.
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