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/**
 * @file get_time_stub.c
 * @brief A stub to mock the retrieval of current time.
 */
#include "stdint.h"
#include "get_time_stub.h"


uint32_t GetCurrentTimeStub( void )
{
    /* The HTTP relies on this timestamp in order to complete the network send
     * and receive loops. Returning an unbounded timestamp does not add value to
     * the proofs as the HTTP library uses this timestamp only in an arithmetic
     * operation to get the difference. In C, arithmetic operations on unsigned
     * integers are guaranteed to reliably wrap around with no adverse side
     * effects. If the time returned was unbounded, the network send and receive
     * loops could be unwound a large number of times making the proof execution
     * very long. */
    static uint32_t globalEntryTime = 0;

    return globalEntryTime++;
}