Thanks for your fast reply!!!
So, what you suggest is:
to stick with my solution
or, if HW TX timestamps are needed:
use the pcan chardev driver with the low level API from libpcanfd.h shipped with the driver?
Hope, I got this right. So, no PCAN-Basic invovled here?
Thanks again and best ...
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How to properly obtain TX timestamps
Hello,
I'm using PCAN-USB FD and/or X6 devices on my Linux machine. On OS side I'm using Linux kernel 4.15 and the mainline peak_usb driver. In my application I'm then using the standard socketcan API to send and receive CAN messages.
In order to implement a timesync mechanism, I do need to know ...
I'm using PCAN-USB FD and/or X6 devices on my Linux machine. On OS side I'm using Linux kernel 4.15 and the mainline peak_usb driver. In my application I'm then using the standard socketcan API to send and receive CAN messages.
In order to implement a timesync mechanism, I do need to know ...