| float64 |
string |
The IEEE Std 802.1AS Float64 type represents IEEE Std 754
binary64. Each of the 8 octets is represented as a pair of
hexadecimal characters, using uppercase for a letter. Octets are
separated by a dash character. The most significant octet is first. |
| float64 |
string |
The IEEE Std 802.1AS Float64 type represents IEEE Std 754
binary64. Each of the 8 octets is represented as a pair of
hexadecimal characters, using uppercase for a letter. Octets are
separated by a dash character. The most significant octet is first. |
| float64 |
string |
The IEEE Std 802.1AS Float64 type represents IEEE Std 754
binary64. Each of the 8 octets is represented as a pair of
hexadecimal characters, using uppercase for a letter. Octets are
separated by a dash character. The most significant octet is first. |
| float64 |
string |
The IEEE Std 802.1AS Float64 type represents IEEE Std 754
binary64. Each of the 8 octets is represented as a pair of
hexadecimal characters, using uppercase for a letter. Octets are
separated by a dash character. The most significant octet is first. |
| scaled-ns |
string |
The IEEE Std 802.1AS ScaledNs type represents signed values of
time and time interval in units of 2^16 ns, as a signed 96-bit
integer. Each of the 12 octets is represented as a pair of
hexadecimal characters, using uppercase for a letter. Octets are
separated by a dash character. The most significant octet is first. |
| scaled-ns |
string |
The IEEE Std 802.1AS ScaledNs type represents signed values of
time and time interval in units of 2^16 ns, as a signed 96-bit
integer. Each of the 12 octets is represented as a pair of
hexadecimal characters, using uppercase for a letter. Octets are
separated by a dash character. The most significant octet is first. |
| scaled-ns |
string |
The IEEE Std 802.1AS ScaledNs type represents signed values of
time and time interval in units of 2^16 ns, as a signed 96-bit
integer. Each of the 12 octets is represented as a pair of
hexadecimal characters, using uppercase for a letter. Octets are
separated by a dash character. The most significant octet is first. |
| scaled-ns |
string |
The IEEE Std 802.1AS ScaledNs type represents signed values of
time and time interval in units of 2^16 ns, as a signed 96-bit
integer. Each of the 12 octets is represented as a pair of
hexadecimal characters, using uppercase for a letter. Octets are
separated by a dash character. The most significant octet is first. |
| uinteger48 |
uint64 |
48-bit unsigned integer data type. |
| uinteger48 |
uint64 |
48-bit unsigned integer data type. |
| uinteger48 |
uint64 |
48-bit unsigned integer data type. |
| uinteger48 |
uint64 |
48-bit unsigned integer data type. |
| uscaled-ns |
string |
The IEEE Std 802.1AS UScaledNs type represents unsigned values of
time and time interval in units of 2^16 ns, as an unsigned 96-bit
integer. Each of the 12 octets is represented as a pair of
hexadecimal characters, using uppercase for a letter. Octets are
separated by a dash character. The most significant octet is first. |
| uscaled-ns |
string |
The IEEE Std 802.1AS UScaledNs type represents unsigned values of
time and time interval in units of 2^16 ns, as an unsigned 96-bit
integer. Each of the 12 octets is represented as a pair of
hexadecimal characters, using uppercase for a letter. Octets are
separated by a dash character. The most significant octet is first. |
| uscaled-ns |
string |
The IEEE Std 802.1AS UScaledNs type represents unsigned values of
time and time interval in units of 2^16 ns, as an unsigned 96-bit
integer. Each of the 12 octets is represented as a pair of
hexadecimal characters, using uppercase for a letter. Octets are
separated by a dash character. The most significant octet is first. |
| uscaled-ns |
string |
The IEEE Std 802.1AS UScaledNs type represents unsigned values of
time and time interval in units of 2^16 ns, as an unsigned 96-bit
integer. Each of the 12 octets is represented as a pair of
hexadecimal characters, using uppercase for a letter. Octets are
separated by a dash character. The most significant octet is first. |