duration.hpp File Reference

#include <chrono>
#include <ratio>
#include <string>
#include <nlohmann/json.hpp>

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Classes
struct	nlohmann::adl_serializer< cloe::Microseconds >
struct	nlohmann::adl_serializer< cloe::Milliseconds >
struct	nlohmann::adl_serializer< cloe::Seconds >
struct	nlohmann::adl_serializer< cloe::Duration >

Typedefs
using	cloe::Duration = std::chrono::nanoseconds
using	cloe::Microseconds = std::chrono::duration< double, std::micro >
using	cloe::Milliseconds = std::chrono::duration< double, std::milli >
using	cloe::Seconds = std::chrono::duration< double >

Functions
std::string	cloe::to_string (const Duration &ns)
nlohmann::json	cloe::to_convenient_json (const Duration &ns)
std::string	nlohmann::to_string_hr (double d)

Detailed Description

See also

cloe/core.hpp

Typedef Documentation

Duration

using cloe::Duration = typedef std::chrono::nanoseconds

Duration is an alias for std::chrono::nanoseconds, which represents the default unit of time for simulated time and spans roughly +/- 290 years.

Warning: the default constructor does not exist. If you want zero time, you need to set it explicitly, for example inside a class:

Duration time_ = Duration(0);