Access of the system clock so called wall time.
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#include <TimerUtil.hpp>
Access of the system clock so called wall time.
◆ currentTime()
| static double currentTime |
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Returns system clock in seconds.
- Warning
- The date/time at which this timer counts from is platform-specific, so you should not use it for getting the calendar time. It's really only meant for calculating wall time differences.
◆ currentTimeMs()
| static long long currentTimeMs |
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Returns system clock in milli-seconds.
- Warning
- The date/time at which this timer counts from is platform-specific, so you should not use it for getting the calendar time. It's really only meant for calculating wall time differences.
◆ currentTimeUs()
| static long long currentTimeUs |
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Returns system clock in micro-seconds.
- Warning
- The date/time at which this timer counts from is platform-specific, so you should not use it for getting the calendar time. It's really only meant for calculating wall time differences.
Notice: The timer cannot hold times longer than approx. 2100second.
◆ sleepMs()
| static void sleepMs |
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Sleeps for a period of time.
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| period | [in] the time in miliseconds to sleep |
◆ sleepUs()
| static void sleepUs |
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Sleeps for a period of time.
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| period | [in] the time in microseconds to sleep |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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