/* * mptTime.h * --------- * Purpose: Various time utility functions. * Notes : (currently none) * Authors: OpenMPT Devs * The OpenMPT source code is released under the BSD license. Read LICENSE for more details. */ #pragma once #include "BuildSettings.h" #include #include OPENMPT_NAMESPACE_BEGIN namespace mpt { namespace Date { #if defined(MODPLUG_TRACKER) #if MPT_OS_WINDOWS namespace ANSI { // uint64 counts 100ns since 1601-01-01T00:00Z uint64 Now(); mpt::ustring ToUString(uint64 time100ns); // i.e. 2015-01-15 18:32:01.718 } // namespacee ANSI #endif // MPT_OS_WINDOWS #endif // MODPLUG_TRACKER class Unix { // int64 counts 1s since 1970-01-01T00:00Z private: int64 Value; public: Unix(); explicit Unix(int64 unixtime); operator int64 () const; public: static mpt::Date::Unix FromUTC(tm timeUtc); tm AsUTC() const; }; mpt::ustring ToShortenedISO8601(tm date); // i.e. 2015-01-15T18:32:01Z } // namespace Date } // namespace mpt #ifdef MODPLUG_TRACKER namespace Util { #if MPT_OS_WINDOWS // RAII wrapper around timeBeginPeriod/timeEndPeriod/timeGetTime (on Windows). // This clock is monotonic, even across changing its resolution. // This is needed to synchronize time in Steinberg APIs (ASIO and VST). class MultimediaClock { private: uint32 m_CurrentPeriod; private: void Init(); void SetPeriod(uint32 ms); void Cleanup(); public: MultimediaClock(); MultimediaClock(uint32 ms); ~MultimediaClock(); public: // Sets the desired resolution in milliseconds, returns the obtained resolution in milliseconds. // A parameter of 0 causes the resolution to be reset to system defaults. // A return value of 0 means the resolution is unknown, but timestamps will still be valid. uint32 SetResolution(uint32 ms); // Returns obtained resolution in milliseconds. // A return value of 0 means the resolution is unknown, but timestamps will still be valid. uint32 GetResolution() const; // Returns current instantaneous timestamp in milliseconds. // The epoch (offset) of the timestamps is undefined but constant until the next system reboot. // The resolution is the value returned from GetResolution(). uint32 Now() const; // Returns current instantaneous timestamp in nanoseconds. // The epoch (offset) of the timestamps is undefined but constant until the next system reboot. // The resolution is the value returned from GetResolution() in milliseconds. uint64 NowNanoseconds() const; }; #endif // MPT_OS_WINDOWS } // namespace Util #endif // MODPLUG_TRACKER OPENMPT_NAMESPACE_END