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Subject: Unit of the t_rtttime value
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Hello,
Could anyone please tell me the unit of the value stored in the t_rtttime 
variable in TCP.
Also after searching on the internet I found that 1 tick = 224 miliseconds. 
Please could anyone confirm this.
Thanks in advance.
TaNmAy

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