Description
template<class seconds_type = double>
class chrono::ChTimer< seconds_type >
Class for high-resolution timing.
Use the start() ... stop() commands, then request the elapsed time between them using GetTimeMilliseconds() or GetTimeSeconds() etc. Note: the elapsed time is not computed at GetTime... functions, but only at stop(). If you use multiple start() ... stop() pairs, each time the duration is accumulated, until a reset() is done. Note: since the Windows std::chrono has a limited resolution (1ms-15ms depending on the system) here we temporary provide a conditional compilation of another timer that does not use std::chrono for windows, until Microsoft will provide a better std::chrono.
#include <ChTimer.h>
Public Member Functions | |
void | start () |
Start the timer. | |
void | stop () |
Stops the timer. | |
void | reset () |
Reset the total accumulated time (when repeating multiple start() stop() start() stop() ) | |
unsigned long long | GetTimeMilliseconds () const |
Returns the time in [ms]. More... | |
unsigned long long | GetTimeMillisecondsIntermediate () const |
Returns the time in [ms] since start(). It does not require stop(). | |
unsigned long long | GetTimeMicroseconds () const |
Returns the time in [us]. More... | |
unsigned long long | GetTimeMicrosecondsIntermediate () const |
Returns the time in [us] since start(). It does not require stop(). | |
seconds_type | GetTimeSeconds () const |
Returns the time in [s], with real_type precision Use start()..stop() before calling this. | |
seconds_type | GetTimeSecondsIntermediate () const |
Returns the time in [s] since start(). It does not require stop(). | |
seconds_type | operator() () const |
Get the last timer value, in seconds, with the () operator. | |
Member Function Documentation
◆ GetTimeMicroseconds()
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inline |
◆ GetTimeMilliseconds()
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inline |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /builds/uwsbel/chrono/src/chrono/core/ChTimer.h