The Systime API provides the means of getting the system time, instead of the scheduler time as you would with functions like gettime(). More...

Collaboration diagram for Systime API:

Data Structures
struct	t_datetime
	The Systime data structure. More...
Enumerations
enum	e_max_dateflags { SYSDATEFORMAT_FLAGS_SHORT, SYSDATEFORMAT_FLAGS_MEDIUM, SYSDATEFORMAT_FLAGS_LONG }
	Flags for the sysdateformat_formatdatetime() function. More...
Functions
unsigned long	systime_ticks (void)
	Find out the operating system’s time in ticks.
unsigned long	systime_ms (void)
	Find out the operating system’s time in milliseconds.
void	systime_datetime (t_datetime *d)
	Find out the operating system’s date and time.
unsigned long	systime_seconds (void)
	Find out the operating system’s time in seconds.
void	systime_secondstodate (unsigned long secs, t_datetime *d)
	Convert a time in seconds into a t_datetime representation.
unsigned long	systime_datetoseconds (t_datetime *d)
	Convert a t_datetime representation of time into seconds.
void	sysdateformat_strftimetodatetime (char strf, t_datetime d)
	Fill a t_datetime struct with a datetime formatted string.
void	sysdateformat_formatdatetime (t_datetime d, long dateflags, long timeflags, char s, long buflen)
	Get a human friendly string representation of a t_datetime.

Detailed Description

The Systime API provides the means of getting the system time, instead of the scheduler time as you would with functions like gettime().

Enumeration Type Documentation

Enumerator:

void sysdateformat_formatdatetime	(	t_datetime *	d,
		long	dateflags,
		long	timeflags,
		char *	s,
		long	buflen
	)

Get a human friendly string representation of a t_datetime.

For example: "Today", "Yesterday", etc.

Parameters:

d	The address of a t_datetime to fill.
dateflags	One of the values defined in e_max_dateflags.
timeflags	Currently unused. Pass 0.
s	An already allocated string to hold the human friendly result.
buflen	The number of characters allocated to the string s.

void sysdateformat_strftimetodatetime	(	char *	strf,
		t_datetime *	d
	)

Fill a t_datetime struct with a datetime formatted string.

For example, the string "2007-12-24 12:21:00".

Parameters:

strf	A string containing the datetime.
d	The address of a t_datetime to fill.

void systime_datetime ( t_datetime * d )

Find out the operating system’s date and time.

Parameters:

d	Returns the system’s date and time in a t_datetime data structure.

unsigned long systime_datetoseconds ( t_datetime * d )

Convert a t_datetime representation of time into seconds.

Parameters:

d	The address of a t_datetime that contains a valid period of time.

unsigned long systime_ms ( void )

Find out the operating system’s time in milliseconds.

unsigned long systime_seconds ( void )

Find out the operating system’s time in seconds.

Convert a time in seconds into a t_datetime representation.

Parameters:

secs	A number of seconds to be represented as a t_datetime.
d	The address of a t_datetime that will be filled with the converted value.

unsigned long systime_ticks ( void )

Find out the operating system’s time in ticks.