capture() only emits tv_sec part of timestamp header

[pere3]

Hello, caizhengxin! Thanks for an amazingly fast Cython implementation of libpcap for Python.
I'm currently using this library in my testing framework for network devices, it's able to capture near 9k parallel udp streams on unique ip destinations.

But it has one flaw - it only emits tv_sec part of packet timestamp in capture() method.
I've able to fix this with adding tv_usec part to it - #25.

I'm currently using my own fork with this fix, but it would be much appreciated if this changes can be applied to the upstream so i can use global version. Thanks!

[caizhengxin]

Hello, caizhengxin! Thanks for an amazingly fast Cython implementation of libpcap for Python. I'm currently using this library in my testing framework for network devices, it's able to capture near 9k parallel udp streams on unique ip destinations.

But it has one flaw - it only emits tv_sec part of packet timestamp in capture() method. I've able to fix this with adding tv_usec part to it - #25.

I'm currently using my own fork with this fix, but it would be much appreciated if this changes can be applied to the upstream so i can use global version. Thanks!

Hi, thank you for your feedback. It has been merged. Version v0.5.4.