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strmod::unievent::Timer::interval_t Struct Reference

A span of time. This interval is of only nanosecond precision. If you need to time lasers for photographing molecular interactions or schedule oscilloscope sweeps, this class is probably not precise enough for you. Then again, most OSes are really iffy for anything less than millisecond resolution anyway. More...

#include <UniEvent/Timer.h>

Inheritance diagram for strmod::unievent::Timer::interval_t:

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Public Methods
	interval_t (unsigned long secs=0, lcore::U4Byte nanosecs=0)
	Construct a Timer::interval_t possibly from seconds and nanoseconds.
void	normalize ()
	Reduce nanoseconds to represent less than a full second.
Public Attributes
unsigned long	seconds
	Seconds.
lcore::U4Byte	nanoseconds
	Billionths of a second.

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Detailed Description

A span of time. This interval is of only nanosecond precision. If you need to time lasers for photographing molecular interactions or schedule oscilloscope sweeps, this class is probably not precise enough for you. Then again, most OSes are really iffy for anything less than millisecond resolution anyway.

Definition at line 77 of file Timer.h.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• Timer.h

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