/*
	struct_timeval.h

	Custom serializer for struct timeval as xsd:dateTime

	Because time_t (binds to xsd:dateTime) lacks fractional seconds, struct
	timeval can be used to represent microseconds since 1970-01-01.

	#import this file into your gSOAP .h file to enable struct timeval
	serialization and use the serializable xsd__dateTime type.

	The struct timeval represents dates since 1970-01-01 with microsecond
	precision:

	struct timeval {
		time_t       tv_sec;   // seconds since Jan. 1, 1970
		suseconds_t  tv_usec;  // and microseconds
	};

	To automate the wsdl2h-mapping of xsd:dateTime to struct timeval, add
	this line to the typemap.dat file:

	xsd__dateTime = #import "custom/struct_timeval.h" | xsd__dateTime

	The typemap.dat file is used by wsdl2h to map types (wsdl2h option -t).

	When using soapcpp2 option -q<name> or -p<name>, you must change
	struct_timeval.c as follows:

		#include "soapH.h"  ->  #include "nameH.h"

	Compiler and link your code with struct_timeval.c

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*/

extern typedef struct timeval xsd__dateTime;