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Which mac instances support timestamping in ethernet library

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While looking at the code to see what the ifnum parameter does, it looks like the normal 100 mbps ethernet implementation does not support time-stamping. Is this correct?From the user guide, there is this statement:"Additional API calls are available in the configuration interface of the real-time MACs that will cause a run-time assertion if called by the non-real-time configuration."However, it is not specified what API calls work with the real time MAC and not with the non-real-time configuration.As an aside, what does the ifnum parameter do? From looking at the code, it seems like it does nothing. Is this the case?
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Post by Andy »

Yes this is correct. Only the real-time MAC instances support timestamping. 

The ifnum parameter is not currently used but is reserved for potential use in future versions of the MAC.

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Can you please update the user guide to reflect these answers so as to help other developers.