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drv_hrt.h File Reference

High-resolution timer with callouts and timekeeping. More...

#include <sys/ioctl.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <inttypes.h>
#include <px4_time.h>
#include <queue.h>

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Classes

struct  hrt_call
 Callout record. More...
 

Typedefs

typedef void(* hrt_callout) (void *arg)
 Callout function type. More...
 
typedef struct hrt_callhrt_call_t
 Callout record.
 

Functions

__EXPORT hrt_abstime hrt_absolute_time (void)
 Get absolute time in [us] (does not wrap).
 
__EXPORT hrt_abstime ts_to_abstime (const struct timespec *ts)
 Convert a timespec to absolute time.
 
__EXPORT void abstime_to_ts (struct timespec *ts, hrt_abstime abstime)
 Convert absolute time to a timespec.
 
__EXPORT hrt_abstime hrt_elapsed_time_atomic (const volatile hrt_abstime *then)
 Compute the delta between a timestamp taken in the past and now. More...
 
__EXPORT hrt_abstime hrt_store_absolute_time (volatile hrt_abstime *now)
 Store the absolute time in an interrupt-safe fashion. More...
 
__EXPORT void hrt_call_after (struct hrt_call *entry, hrt_abstime delay, hrt_callout callout, void *arg)
 Call callout(arg) after delay has elapsed. More...
 
__EXPORT void hrt_call_at (struct hrt_call *entry, hrt_abstime calltime, hrt_callout callout, void *arg)
 Call callout(arg) at absolute time calltime.
 
__EXPORT void hrt_call_every (struct hrt_call *entry, hrt_abstime delay, hrt_abstime interval, hrt_callout callout, void *arg)
 Call callout(arg) after delay, and then after every interval. More...
 
__EXPORT bool hrt_called (struct hrt_call *entry)
 If this returns true, the entry has been invoked and removed from the callout list, or it has never been entered. More...
 
__EXPORT void hrt_cancel (struct hrt_call *entry)
 Remove the entry from the callout list.
 
__EXPORT void hrt_call_init (struct hrt_call *entry)
 Initialise a hrt_call structure.
 
__EXPORT void hrt_call_delay (struct hrt_call *entry, hrt_abstime delay)
 
__EXPORT void hrt_init (void)
 

Variables

__BEGIN_DECLS typedef uint64_t hrt_abstime
 Absolute time, in microsecond units. More...
 

Detailed Description

High-resolution timer with callouts and timekeeping.

Typedef Documentation

§ hrt_callout

typedef void(* hrt_callout) (void *arg)

Callout function type.

Note that callouts run in the timer interrupt context, so they are serialised with respect to each other, and must not block.

Function Documentation

§ hrt_call_after()

__EXPORT void hrt_call_after ( struct hrt_call entry,
hrt_abstime  delay,
hrt_callout  callout,
void *  arg 
)

Call callout(arg) after delay has elapsed.

If callout is NULL, this can be used to implement a timeout by testing the call with hrt_called().

§ hrt_call_every()

__EXPORT void hrt_call_every ( struct hrt_call entry,
hrt_abstime  delay,
hrt_abstime  interval,
hrt_callout  callout,
void *  arg 
)

Call callout(arg) after delay, and then after every interval.

Note thet the interval is timed between scheduled, not actual, call times, so the call rate may jitter but should not drift.

§ hrt_called()

__EXPORT bool hrt_called ( struct hrt_call entry)

If this returns true, the entry has been invoked and removed from the callout list, or it has never been entered.

Always returns false for repeating callouts.

§ hrt_elapsed_time_atomic()

__EXPORT hrt_abstime hrt_elapsed_time_atomic ( const volatile hrt_abstime then)

Compute the delta between a timestamp taken in the past and now.

This function is safe to use even if the timestamp is updated by an interrupt during execution.

§ hrt_store_absolute_time()

__EXPORT hrt_abstime hrt_store_absolute_time ( volatile hrt_abstime now)

Store the absolute time in an interrupt-safe fashion.

This function ensures that the timestamp cannot be seen half-written by an interrupt handler.

Variable Documentation

§ hrt_abstime

__BEGIN_DECLS typedef uint64_t hrt_abstime

Absolute time, in microsecond units.

Absolute time is measured from some arbitrary epoch shortly after system startup. It should never wrap or go backwards.