Max API
8.0.2
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The Systime API provides the means of getting the system time, instead of the scheduler time as you would with functions like gettime(). More...
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 | |
t_uint32 | systime_ticks (void) |
Find out the operating system’s time in ticks. More... | |
t_uint32 | systime_ms (void) |
Find out the operating system’s time in milliseconds. More... | |
t_int64 | systime_datetime_milliseconds (void) |
Find out the current date/time as number of ms since 1/1/1970. More... | |
void | systime_datetime (t_datetime *d) |
Find out the operating system’s date and time. More... | |
t_ptr_uint | systime_seconds (void) |
Find out the operating system’s time in seconds. More... | |
void | systime_secondstodate (t_ptr_uint secs, t_datetime *d) |
Convert a time in seconds into a t_datetime representation. More... | |
t_ptr_uint | systime_datetoseconds (t_datetime *d) |
Convert a t_datetime representation of time into seconds. More... | |
void | sysdateformat_strftimetodatetime (char *strf, t_datetime *d) |
Fill a t_datetime struct with a datetime formatted string. More... | |
void | sysdateformat_formatdatetime (t_datetime *d, long dateflags, long timeflags, char *s, long buflen) |
Get a human friendly string representation of a t_datetime. More... | |
The Systime API provides the means of getting the system time, instead of the scheduler time as you would with functions like gettime().
enum e_max_dateflags |
Flags for the sysdateformat_formatdatetime() function.
Enumerator | |
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SYSDATEFORMAT_FLAGS_SHORT | short |
SYSDATEFORMAT_FLAGS_MEDIUM | medium |
SYSDATEFORMAT_FLAGS_LONG | long |
void sysdateformat_formatdatetime | ( | t_datetime * | d, |
long | dateflags, | ||
long | timeflags, | ||
char * | s, | ||
long | buflen | ||
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Get a human friendly string representation of a t_datetime.
For example: "Today", "Yesterday", etc.
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".
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.
d | Returns the system’s date and time in a t_datetime data structure. |
t_int64 systime_datetime_milliseconds | ( | void | ) |
Find out the current date/time as number of ms since 1/1/1970.
t_ptr_uint systime_datetoseconds | ( | t_datetime * | d | ) |
Convert a t_datetime representation of time into seconds.
d | The address of a t_datetime that contains a valid period of time. |
t_uint32 systime_ms | ( | void | ) |
Find out the operating system’s time in milliseconds.
Note that this is approximately the number of milliseconds since the OS was started up.
t_ptr_uint systime_seconds | ( | void | ) |
Find out the operating system’s time in seconds.
void systime_secondstodate | ( | t_ptr_uint | secs, |
t_datetime * | d | ||
) |
Convert a time in seconds into a t_datetime representation.
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. |
t_uint32 systime_ticks | ( | void | ) |
Find out the operating system’s time in ticks.
Referenced by jit_rand_setseed().