A simple TimeStamp abstraction.
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#include <TimeStamp.hh>
A simple TimeStamp abstraction.
◆ TimeStamp() [1/2]
log4cpp::TimeStamp::TimeStamp |
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◆ TimeStamp() [2/2]
log4cpp::TimeStamp::TimeStamp |
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Constructs a TimeStamp representing the given offset since the epoch ( 00:00:00 1970/1/1 UTC).
◆ getMicroSeconds()
int log4cpp::TimeStamp::getMicroSeconds |
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Returns the subsecond part of the TimeStamp in microseconds.
The actual precision of this value depends on the platform and may be in the order of milliseconds rather than microseconds.
◆ getMilliSeconds()
int log4cpp::TimeStamp::getMilliSeconds |
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◆ getSeconds()
int log4cpp::TimeStamp::getSeconds |
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◆ getStartTime()
static const TimeStamp& log4cpp::TimeStamp::getStartTime |
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Returns a TimeStamp representing the time at which the application started.
◆ _microSeconds
int log4cpp::TimeStamp::_microSeconds |
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◆ _seconds
int log4cpp::TimeStamp::_seconds |
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◆ _startStamp
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