interface PacketTimeStamp<precision_tag, size_type>
{
/**
- * Returns TRUE if the time stamp stored in the message is valid. Under
- * special circumstances the radio chip might not be able to correctly
- * assign a precise time value to an incoming packet (e.g. under very
- * heavy traffic multiple interrupts can occur before they could be
- * serviced, and even if capture registers are used, it is not possible
- * to get the time stamp for the first or last unserviced event), in
- * which case the time stamp value should not be used.
+ * Returns TRUE if the time stamp stored in the metadata of the message
+ * is valid. Under special circumstances the radio chip might not be
+ * able to correctly assign a precise time value to an incoming packet
+ * (e.g. under very heavy traffic multiple interrupts can occur before
+ * they could be serviced, and even if capture registers are used, it
+ * is not possible to get the time stamp for the first or last unserviced
+ * event), in which case the time stamp value should not be used.
*/
async command bool isSet(message_t* msg);