Precision Time Protocol Daemon - ptpd2 Code
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doc | 2011-02-19 | eharris | [r1] Initial checkin of the baseline code base of pr... |
src | 2011-03-25 | eharris | [r29] Clean up and unify all of the netSend* function... |
tools | 2011-02-19 | eharris | [r1] Initial checkin of the baseline code base of pr... |
COPYRIGHT | 2011-02-19 | eharris | [r1] Initial checkin of the baseline code base of pr... |
ChangeLog | 2011-02-20 | eharris | [r17] Updated changelog. |
Makefile | 2011-02-20 | eharris | [r9] Fixup release target |
README | 2011-02-19 | eharris | [r1] Initial checkin of the baseline code base of pr... |
RELEASE_NOTES | 2011-02-19 | eharris | [r1] Initial checkin of the baseline code base of pr... |
README for PTPd - Introduction - This is the source code for the PTP daemon (PTPd) implementing the Precision Time Protocol (PTP) version 2 as defined by 'IEEE Std 1588-2008'. PTP provides precise time coordination of Ethernet LAN connected computers. It was designed primarily for instrumentation and control systems. - Use - PTPd can coordinate the clocks of a group of LAN connected computers with each other. It has been shown to achieve microsecond level coordination, even on limited platforms. The 'ptpd' program can be built from the included source code; see the release notes about platform compatibility. To use the program, run 'ptpd' on a group of LAN connected computers. Compile with 'PTPD_DBG' defined and run with the '-c' argument to watch what's going on. If you are just looking for software to update the time on your desktop, you probably want something that implements the Network Time Protocol. It can coordinate computer clocks with an absolute time reference such as UTC. - Legal notice - PTPd was written by using only information contained within 'IEEE Std 1588-2008'. IEEE 1588 may contain patented technology, the use of which is not under the control of the authors of PTPd. Users of IEEE 1588 may need to obtain a license for the patented technology in the protocol. Contact the IEEE for licensing information. PTPd comes with absolutely no warranty.