XilinxProcessorIPLib/drivers/v_hdmitxss/examples/xhdmi_example/RepeaterProfessional/xhdcp.c
static void XHdcpPro_Get_MostRecentDateOfPub(void *InstancePtr, void *Buf)
{
	XHdcpPro_DateTime m_r_d;

	/* Since this is a Bare-metal implementation, here the current date
	 * is being set to 0.
	 * The user needs to ensure that in the HDCP Pro Repeater the
	 * system date is obtained and translated into a 32-bit Date Time
	 * binary representation as defined on Page 6 of "Amendment of IIA
	 * for HDCP Professional, Revision 2.2".
	 */
	memset(&m_r_d, 0x0, sizeof(XHdcpPro_DateTime));

	memcpy(Buf, &m_r_d, sizeof(XHdcpPro_DateTime));
}
/*****************************************************************************/
/**
*
* This function populates the Buffer argument with the system date in the
* 32-bit Date Time binary representation as defined on Page 6 of "Amendment
* of IIA for HDCP Professional, Revision 2.2".
*
* @param    InstancePtr is pointer to the XHdcp_Repeater instance.
* @param    Buf is the input buffer.
*
* @return   None.
*
* @note	    None.
*
******************************************************************************/
This function populates the Buffer argument with the system date in the
32-bit Date Time binary representation as defined on Page 6 of "Amendment
of IIA for HDCP Professional, Revision 2.2".
This function populates the Buffer argument with the system date in the 32 - bit Date Time binary representation as defined on Page 6 of " Amendment of IIA for HDCP Professional Revision 2 . 2 " .
static void XHdcpPro_Get_MostRecentDateOfPub(void *InstancePtr, void *Buf)
{
	XHdcpPro_DateTime m_r_d;
	memset(&m_r_d, 0x0, sizeof(XHdcpPro_DateTime));
	memcpy(Buf, &m_r_d, sizeof(XHdcpPro_DateTime));
}
static void XHdcpPro_Get_MostRecentDateOfPub ( void * InstancePtr , void * Buf ) { XHdcpPro_DateTime m_r_d ; memset ( & m_r_d , 0x0 , sizeof ( XHdcpPro_DateTime ) ) ; memcpy ( Buf , & m_r_d , sizeof ( XHdcpPro_DateTime ) ) ; }
This function populates the Buffer argument with the system date in the
32-bit Date Time binary representation as defined on Page 6 of "Amendment
of IIA for HDCP Professional, Revision 2.2".
This function populates the Buffer argument with the system date in the 32 - bit Date Time binary representation as defined on Page 6 of " Amendment of IIA for HDCP Professional Revision 2 . 2 " .
/* Since this is a Bare-metal implementation, here the current date
	 * is being set to 0.
	 * The user needs to ensure that in the HDCP Pro Repeater the
	 * system date is obtained and translated into a 32-bit Date Time
	 * binary representation as defined on Page 6 of "Amendment of IIA
	 * for HDCP Professional, Revision 2.2".
	 */