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| On Jun 29, 11:18*am, Lilia > The only documentation about enabling these timestamps refers to HRFS, > while we use DosFs (VxWorks6.5). First of all, the resolution of the access timestamp is different for both DosFS and HRFS. According to the DosFS specs, the resolution for the access timestamp is the day--it is pretty coarse. The HRFS resolution is much finer--a second or a millisecond; I can't remember which. That being said ... ioctl (fd, FIOTIMESET, struct utimbuf * pUtimBuf) -- this may update an individual file's timestamps Or more generally, use the dosFsLastAccessDateEnable() routine. You will need the dosfs volume descriptor ID. To get that, save the return value from ... dosFsVolDescGet ( pcm |
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