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=== CTBCMCTimer class ===
The ''CTBCMCTimer'' class is used to spawn timers attached to call legs.
 CTBCMCTimer( TBCMC_LEG_ID in_LegId )
  This constructor creates a new timer object bound to a call leg, but that's not yet kicked (doing nothing for now).
 
 CTBCMCTimer( TBCMC_LEG_ID in_LegId, TBX_UINT32 in_un32TimeoutMs, TBX_UINT32 in_un32TimeoutEventCause )
  This constructor creates a new timer object bound to a call leg,
  and immediately "kicks" that timer so it expire in "in_un32TimeoutMs" milliseconds with cause in_un32TimeoutEventCause.

 Kick( TBX_UINT32 in_un32TimeoutMs, TBX_UINT32 in_un32TimeoutEventCause )
  This function will cancel previously kicked timer,
  then "kicks" that timer so it expire in "in_un32TimeoutMs" milliseconds with cause in_un32TimeoutEventCause.

 Cancel()
  This function cancels a timer that had previously been kicked

=== Using the timer within a ''CTBCAFCallFlow'' or ''CTBCAFCallBehavior'' object ===
The ''CTBCMCTimer'' is bound to a call leg. When it expires, it will cause ''OnLegEvent'' to be called on the ''CTBCAFCallFlow'' that owns that call leg, and also on all behaviors attached to that call flow.
The event will be of type ''TBCMC_LEG_EVENT_TYPE_TIMEOUT'', and the event cause will be equal to the value of ''in_un32TimeoutEventCause'' passed when the timer was kicked.

=== Destroying the timer object ===
The timer object must be destroyed (or at least canceled) at most upon ''OnLegFreed''.
In fact, if not canceled at that point, it will cause error traces in the CAF library due to timer expiring for unknown call leg.

=== Example code ===
Define a unique timer cause:
 #define MY_CTBCMC_TIMER_CAUSE		CTBCAF_MSG_ID_GEN(TBX_ID_CLASS_TBCMC_TIMER_ID_USER_APP, 0x01)
 #define MY_OTHER_CTBCMC_TIMER_CAUSE	CTBCAF_MSG_ID_GEN(TBX_ID_CLASS_TBCMC_TIMER_ID_USER_APP, 0x02)

Creating and kicking the timer:
 mpExampleTimer = tbnew CTBCMCTimer
 ( 
   in_pCallLeg->GetLegId(),
   15000, /* Timeout in 15 seconds */
   MY_CTBCMC_TIMER_CAUSE
 );

Destroying the timer, upon leg destruction, in case it did not timeout:
 TBX_RESULT MyCallFlowOrBehavior::OnLegFreed( PCTBCAFCallLeg in_pCallLeg, PITBCAFCallFlow* io_ppThis )
 (
  IN		PCTBCAFCallLeg			 	in_pCallLeg,
  IN_OUT	PITBCAFCallFlow*			io_ppThis
 )
 {
  if( mpExampleTimer )
  {
    delete mpExampleTimer;
    mpExampleTimer = NULL;
  }
  // Call default leg terminated implementation (mandatory)
  return CTBCAFCallBehavior::OnLegFreed(in_pCallLeg, io_ppThis);
 }

Handling expired timer:
 TBX_RESULT MyCallFlowOrBehavior::OnLegEvent( PCTBCAFCallLeg in_pCallLeg, PITBCMCLegEvent in_pEvent )
 {
   TBX_BOOL fConsumed = TBX_FALSE;
   if( in_pEvent->GetType() == TBCMC_LEG_EVENT_TYPE_TIMEOUT )
   {
     if( in_pEvent->GetCause() != MY_CTBCMC_TIMER_CAUSE )
     {
       // My timer expired, do something
       DoSomething();
       // Destroy the timer (in this example we don't need to kick it anymore)
       if( mpExampleTimer )
       {
         delete mpExampleTimer;
         mpExampleTimer = NULL;
       }
       fConsumed = TBX_TRUE;
     }
   }
   if( !fConsumed )
   {
     // Event was not for us, forward to next behavior in the chain
     return mpCallInterface->OnLegEvent( in_pCallLeg, in_pEvent );
   }
 }