Provides Interstellar Time in Milliseconds. More...

#include <Interstellar.hpp>

Public Types
typedef Milliseconds	duration

typedef duration::period	period

typedef duration::rep	rep

typedef TimePoint< MilliClock, duration >	time_point

Static Public Member Functions
static time_point	now () noexcept

Static Public Attributes
static constexpr bool	is_steady = false

Detailed Description

Provides Interstellar Time in Milliseconds.

The range of the 64-bit number is about 9.223e15 seconds, or about 292 million Earth years, before and after time zero. This should be useful for many long-running applications where a 128-bit integer is considered burdensome.

Author: Jeff Jackowski

Definition at line 178 of file Interstellar.hpp.

Member Typedef Documentation

◆ duration

typedef Milliseconds duds::time::interstellar::MilliClock::duration

Definition at line 179 of file Interstellar.hpp.

◆ period

typedef duration::period duds::time::interstellar::MilliClock::period

Definition at line 181 of file Interstellar.hpp.

◆ rep

typedef duration::rep duds::time::interstellar::MilliClock::rep

Definition at line 180 of file Interstellar.hpp.

◆ time_point

typedef TimePoint<MilliClock, duration> duds::time::interstellar::MilliClock::time_point

Definition at line 182 of file Interstellar.hpp.

Member Function Documentation

◆ now()

static time_point duds::time::interstellar::MilliClock::now ( )

inlinestaticnoexcept

Definition at line 184 of file Interstellar.hpp.

Member Data Documentation

◆ is_steady

constexpr bool duds::time::interstellar::MilliClock::is_steady = false

static

Definition at line 183 of file Interstellar.hpp.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

Interstellar.hpp

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