I want to use toTimestamp function inside cpp.So I am accessing it like SPL::Functions::time::toTimestamp(Sys.YYYYMMDDhhmmss,date).Problem is that its unable to recognize 'Sys'. What library should I include?
Can we use SPL time functions inside C++ operators?
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Because the
toTimestampfamily of functions were designed to be called by SPL code, they're not easy to use directly in C++. (The reason being that they rely on generated tuple and enum types.) From C++, it's easier to use thetimeStringToTimestampfamily of functions.