#ifndef AWS_COMMON_CLOCK_H #define AWS_COMMON_CLOCK_H /** * Copyright Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All Rights Reserved. * SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0. */ #include #include enum aws_timestamp_unit { AWS_TIMESTAMP_SECS = 1, AWS_TIMESTAMP_MILLIS = 1000, AWS_TIMESTAMP_MICROS = 1000000, AWS_TIMESTAMP_NANOS = 1000000000, }; AWS_EXTERN_C_BEGIN /** * Converts 'timestamp' from unit 'convert_from' to unit 'convert_to', if the units are the same then 'timestamp' is * returned. If 'remainder' is NOT NULL, it will be set to the remainder if convert_from is a more precise unit than * convert_to. To avoid unnecessary branching, 'remainder' is not zero initialized in this function, be sure to set it * to 0 first if you care about that kind of thing. If conversion would lead to integer overflow, the timestamp * returned will be the highest possible time that is representable, i.e. UINT64_MAX. */ AWS_STATIC_IMPL uint64_t aws_timestamp_convert( uint64_t timestamp, enum aws_timestamp_unit convert_from, enum aws_timestamp_unit convert_to, uint64_t *remainder); /** * More general form of aws_timestamp_convert that takes arbitrary frequencies rather than the timestamp enum. */ AWS_STATIC_IMPL uint64_t aws_timestamp_convert_u64(uint64_t ticks, uint64_t old_frequency, uint64_t new_frequency, uint64_t *remainder); /** * Get ticks in nanoseconds (usually 100 nanosecond precision) on the high resolution clock (most-likely TSC). This * clock has no bearing on the actual system time. On success, timestamp will be set. */ AWS_COMMON_API int aws_high_res_clock_get_ticks(uint64_t *timestamp); /** * Get ticks in nanoseconds (usually 100 nanosecond precision) on the system clock. Reflects actual system time via * nanoseconds since unix epoch. Use with care since an inaccurately set clock will probably cause bugs. On success, * timestamp will be set. */ AWS_COMMON_API int aws_sys_clock_get_ticks(uint64_t *timestamp); #ifndef AWS_NO_STATIC_IMPL # include #endif /* AWS_NO_STATIC_IMPL */ AWS_EXTERN_C_END #endif /* AWS_COMMON_CLOCK_H */