Question

 var timestamp = new Uint32Array[16];
 var timestamp2 = new byte[0];

that is my code but it doesnt work. Anyone can you help me please

Answer 1

first off: If you don’t do some webgl stuff and would just like to store your timestamp just stick to an old fashioned Array.

using ArrayBuffers and typed Arrays you can declare “byte-buffers” and create C like structs.

var buffer = new ArrayBuffer(16) // create a 16-byte buffer

to work with that buffer you have to create views

var int32View = new Int32Array(buffer)

after that you can access the buffer as you would access a normal array

for(var i = 0; i < int32View.length; i++){
  int32View[i]=i
}

more information about ArrayBuffers and typed arrays can be found here

working with complex data structures

ArrayBufferView – Typed array subclasses