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Functions to support the use of nanosecond epoch time. More...
#include <chrono>#include <boost/cstdint.hpp>Go to the source code of this file.
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| okvis | |
| okvis Main namespace of this package. | |
| okvis::timing | |
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| typedef boost::int64_t | okvis::timing::NsecTime |
| Nanoseconds since the epoch. More... | |
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| std::chrono::system_clock::time_point | okvis::timing::nsecToChrono (const NsecTime &time) |
| Convert nanoseconds since the epoch to std::chrono. More... | |
| NsecTime | okvis::timing::chronoToNsec (const std::chrono::system_clock::time_point &time) |
| Convert std::chrono to nanoseconds since the epoch. More... | |
| NsecTime | okvis::timing::nsecNow () |
| Get the epoch time as nanoseconds since the epoch. More... | |
| double | okvis::timing::nsecToSec (const NsecTime &time) |
| Convert the time (in integer nanoseconds) to decimal seconds. More... | |
| NsecTime | okvis::timing::secToNsec (const double &time) |
| Convert the time (in seconds) to integer nanoseconds. More... | |
| constexpr NsecTime | okvis::timing::getInvalidTime () |
| return a magic number representing an invalid timestamp More... | |
| bool | okvis::timing::isValid (const NsecTime &time) |
| Is the time valid? This uses a magic number std::numeric_limits<NsecTime>::min() to represent an invalid time. More... | |
Functions to support the use of nanosecond epoch time.
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