wpl::phy::uint64_time< Bottom > Struct Template Reference
Timing information for PHY headers that just include an 64 bit timer. More...
#include <wipal/phy/phy.hh>
Inheritance diagram for wpl::phy::uint64_time< Bottom >:
Public Member Functions | |
| uint64_time () | |
| uint64_time (uint64_t ms_count) | |
| impl_type | get () const |
| exact_type & | operator+= (tool::microseconds microseconds) |
| exact_type | operator+ (tool::microseconds microseconds) const |
Downcast methods | |
| const exact_type & | exact () const |
| exact_type & | exact () |
| const exact_type * | exact_ptr () const |
| exact_type * | exact_ptr () |
Static hierarchies related types and methods. | |
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| typedef HIDDEN | exact_type |
| typedef HIDDEN | impl_type |
| impl_type | get_impl () const |
| exact_type & | increment (const tool::microseconds µseconds) |
Detailed Description
template<class Bottom = tool::bottom>
struct wpl::phy::uint64_time< Bottom >
Timing information for PHY headers that just include an 64 bit timer.
Member Typedef Documentation
template<class Bottom = tool::bottom>
| typedef HIDDEN wpl::phy::uint64_time< Bottom >::exact_type |
Exact type for this template instanciation.
- See also:
- static_base
Reimplemented from wpl::phy::time< Bottom >.
Member Function Documentation
template<class B >
| time< B >::impl_type wpl::phy::time< B >::get | ( | ) | const [inline, inherited] |
Retrieve the timestamp to use for synchronization.
This method calls get_impl() which must be defined in subclasses. Do not override it. Define get_impl() in subclasses instead.
- See also:
- phy::time
template<class B >
| time< B >::exact_type wpl::phy::time< B >::operator+ | ( | tool::microseconds | microseconds | ) | const [inline, inherited] |
Add a microsecond count to the current time value.
- See also:
- operator+=()
template<class B >
| time< B >::exact_type & wpl::phy::time< B >::operator+= | ( | tool::microseconds | microseconds | ) | [inline, inherited] |
Add a microsecond count to the current time value.
This methods calls increment() which must be defined in subclasses. Do not override it. Define increment() in subclasses instead.
increment() must return a reference to itself.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:
