raw_timed [-B] inkey outkey shmsize chfile [ logfile ]
Raw_timed is initiated in daemon mode.
When log file name logfile is specified, operation log is set here. When it is not specified, log information is sent to the standard output (however, it is sent to syslogd(8) when the operation is made in daemon mode). Log file is opened/closed in each write.
chfile describes information [1] through [3] extracted from channel table file described in win(1W) (Even if [4] and after exists, they are bypassed. That is to say, it describes hexadecimal channel number, recorded flag, and time staggering amount (in ms with integer value) delimited by space or tab with one data per line. When time staggering amount is positive, time stamp of data is subtracted by the time staggering amount, and when it is negative the data is added with the time staggering amount. The purpose of this operation is to ensure consistency with the fact that field [3] of channel table file represents line delay time. Only the channel of which recording flag is not 0 and of which delay time is not 0 is transmitted to outkey. In addition, the line starting with '#' is also bypassed. When raw_time process receives a hang-up signal, it rereads the channel file.
Format on shared memory inkey must be one arranged in order of time (refer to order(1W)). Format of shared memory outkey will be format "with written time" (refer to recvt(1W)).
When raw_time is initiated without argument, brief usage is displayed.