Chrono.hpp File Reference

#include "CeresEngine/DataTypes.hpp"
#include "CeresEngine/Macros.hpp"
#include <chrono>
#include <ratio>

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Namespaces
namespace	CeresEngine

Typedefs
template<typename Representation , typename Period = std::ratio<1>>
using	CeresEngine::TTimeInterval = std::chrono::duration< Representation, Period >
	Represents a time interval.
using	CeresEngine::TimeInterval = TTimeInterval< double >
	Represents a time interval.
using	CeresEngine::Nanoseconds = TTimeInterval< TimeInterval::rep, std::nano >
	A time duration with nanoseconds.
using	CeresEngine::Microseconds = TTimeInterval< TimeInterval::rep, std::micro >
	A time duration with microseconds.
using	CeresEngine::Milliseconds = TTimeInterval< TimeInterval::rep, std::milli >
	A time duration with milliseconds.
using	CeresEngine::Seconds = TTimeInterval< TimeInterval::rep >
	A time duration with seconds.
using	CeresEngine::Minutes = TTimeInterval< TimeInterval::rep, std::ratio< 60 > >
	A time duration with minutes.
using	CeresEngine::Hours = TTimeInterval< TimeInterval::rep, std::ratio< 3600 > >
	A time duration with hours.
using	CeresEngine::Days = TTimeInterval< TimeInterval::rep, std::ratio< 86400 > >
	A time duration with days.
using	CeresEngine::Weeks = TTimeInterval< TimeInterval::rep, std::ratio< 604800 > >
	A time duration with weeks.
using	CeresEngine::Months = TTimeInterval< TimeInterval::rep, std::ratio< 2629746 > >
	A time duration with months.
using	CeresEngine::Years = TTimeInterval< TimeInterval::rep, std::ratio< 31556952 > >
	A time duration with years.
using	CeresEngine::SystemClock = std::chrono::system_clock
using	CeresEngine::SteadyClock = std::chrono::steady_clock
using	CeresEngine::HighResolutionClock = std::chrono::high_resolution_clock
template<typename Clock , typename Duration = typename Clock::duration>
using	CeresEngine::TDate = std::chrono::time_point< Clock, Duration >
	Represents a point in time.
using	CeresEngine::Date = TDate< SystemClock, TimeInterval >
	Represents a point in time.
using	CeresEngine::SteadyClockDate = TDate< SteadyClock, TimeInterval >
	Represents a point in time.