File Information
Library: Foundation
Package: DateTime
Header: Poco/Clock.h
Description
A Clock stores a monotonic* clock value with (theoretical) microseconds resolution. Clocks can be compared with each other and simple arithmetic is supported.
[*] Note that Clock values are only monotonic if the operating system provides a monotonic clock. The monotonic() function can be used to check whether the system's clock is monotonic.
Monotonic Clock is available on Windows, Linux, OS X and on POSIX platforms supporting clock_gettime() with CLOCK_MONOTONIC.
Clock values are relative to a system-dependent epoch time (usually the system's startup time) and have no relation to the time of day.
Member Summary
Member Functions: accuracy, elapsed, isElapsed, microseconds, monotonic, operator !=, operator +, operator +=, operator -, operator -=, operator <, operator <=, operator =, operator ==, operator >, operator >=, raw, resolution, swap, update
Types
ClockDiff
Difference between two ClockVal values in microseconds.
ClockVal
Monotonic clock value in microsecond resolution.
Constructors
Clock
Clock();
Creates a Clock with the current system clock value.
Clock
Creates a Clock from the given clock value.
Clock
Copy constructor.
Destructor
~Clock
~Clock();
Destroys the Clock.
Member Functions
accuracy
static ClockDiff accuracy();
Returns the system's clock accuracy in microseconds.
elapsed
ClockDiff elapsed() const;
Returns the time elapsed since the time denoted by the Clock instance. Equivalent to Clock() - *this.
isElapsed
bool isElapsed(
ClockDiff interval
) const;
Returns true if and only if the given interval has passed since the time denoted by the Clock instance.
microseconds
ClockVal microseconds() const;
Returns the clock value expressed in microseconds since the system-specific epoch time (usually system startup).
monotonic
static bool monotonic();
Returns true if and only if the system's clock is monotonic.
operator !=
bool operator != (
const Clock & ts
) const;
operator +
Clock operator + (
ClockDiff d
) const;
operator +=
Clock & operator += (
ClockDiff d
);
operator -
Clock operator - (
ClockDiff d
) const;
operator -
ClockDiff operator - (
const Clock & ts
) const;
operator -=
Clock & operator -= (
ClockDiff d
);
operator <
bool operator < (
const Clock & ts
) const;
operator <=
bool operator <= (
const Clock & ts
) const;
operator =
Clock & operator = (
const Clock & other
);
operator =
Clock & operator = (
ClockVal tv
);
operator ==
bool operator == (
const Clock & ts
) const;
operator >
bool operator > (
const Clock & ts
) const;
operator >=
bool operator >= (
const Clock & ts
) const;
raw
ClockVal raw() const;
Returns the clock value expressed in microseconds since the system-specific epoch time (usually system startup).
Same as microseconds().
resolution
static ClockDiff resolution();
Returns the resolution in units per second. Since the Clock class has microsecond resolution, the returned value is always 1000000.
swap
void swap(
Clock & clock
) noexcept;
Swaps the Clock with another one.
update
void update();
Updates the Clock with the current system clock.
Variables
CLOCKVAL_MAX
static const ClockVal CLOCKVAL_MAX;
Maximum clock value.
CLOCKVAL_MIN
static const ClockVal CLOCKVAL_MIN;
Minimum clock value.