#include <stdio.h>
// The program will be invoked with one numeric argument, e.g "./eventsimulator 10" int main (void) {
printf("Hello Bangalore!\n");
// 1. Create a struct to hold information about an "event"
// An "event" is described by three pieces of information.
// a) "timestamp" (When did the event occur? expressed as "unix time" in nanoseconds since "epoch")
// b) "type" ( a string of length <= 100 characters)
// c) "duration" time (time in milliseconds )
// 2. Create an array of such structs based on count (N) specified via a single command-line argument
// 3. Populate fake data into such structs
// a) "timestamp" should be monotonically increasing
// b) "type" has to be of one of "REQUEST" or "RESPONSE", picked at random
// c) "duration" can be any random milliseconds value
// 4. Print all the events to stdout in format
// event 1:
// timestamp : 19-May-2015 13:01 IST
// type : REQUEST
// duration : 42 ms
// event 2:
// timestamp: 19-May-2015 13:01 IST
// type : RESPONSE
// duration: 10 ms
// [show all N events]
return 0;
}