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<blockquote> I want the time return by hdrSeconds p [ time to capture ] in same format as in wireshark [ Date : Month : Year Hour : Min : Sec ] </blockquote> Well you can use the <code>time</code> package and convert this to a <code>UTCTime</code>. This makes it trivial to extract month, day, year, etc. Look at the <a href="http://hackage.haskell.org/package/time" rel="nofollow">time package</a>'s haddock for more. <pre><code>let epoch = pcapEpochTimeThatYouFindInOnlineDocumentation diff <- hdrDiffTime p let date = addUTCTime (realToFrac diff) epoch </code></pre> From what I can tell the Haskell bindings don't provide the epoch, but once you find that this should be fine. I'd e-mail in a patch to the maintainer to add a converstion directly to UTCTime. <blockquote> and data return by variable q in Ascii format </blockquote> Well q is just an intergral and you can get <code>Char</code>s from <code>Int</code>s using <code>toEnum</code>: <pre><code>print (toEnum (fromIntegral q) :: Char) </code></pre> As for doing this in pure Haskell, I think you need to step back a bit and learn more about Haskell as a language, perhaps from a tutuorial such as <a href="http://learnyouahaskell.com/chapters" rel="nofollow">learnyouahaskell</a>. If you are determined to forge ahead then read up on the <a href="http://hackage.haskell.org/package/binary" rel="nofollow">binary</a> package, which was mentioned on the mailing list as the library of choice for their non-public pcap Haskell library.
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