B | |
| boottime [Oclock] |
Linux-specific monotonic clock that includes any time the system is
suspended (since 2.6.39).
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G | |
| getcpuclockid [Oclock] |
Gets the CPU-time clock identifier of a process (given its PID).
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| getres [Oclock] |
Gets the clock's resolution in nanoseconds.
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| gettime [Oclock] |
Gets the clock's time in nanoseconds.
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M | |
| monotonic [Oclock] |
Monotonic clock (not subject to system time change)
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| monotonic_coarse [Oclock] |
Faster but less precise monotonic clock, through
Linux-specific extension
CLOCK_MONOTONIC_COARSE (since 2.6.32)
or FreeBSD equivalent CLOCK_MONOTONIC_FAST.
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| monotonic_raw [Oclock] |
Linux-specific monotonic clock (since 2.6.28), not subject to
NTP adjustements.
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P | |
| process_cputime [Oclock] |
Current process CPU-time clock (Linux since 2.6.12 and OpenBSD)
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| pthread_getcpuclockid [Oclock] |
Gets the CPU-time clock identifier of a thread given its pthread identifier,
as returned by
Thread.id (but only if you use real POSIX threads -thread
and not VM threads -vmthread).
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R | |
| realtime [Oclock] |
Realtime (always valid)
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| realtime_coarse [Oclock] |
Faster but less precise realtime clock, through
Linux-specific extension
CLOCK_REALTIME_COARSE (since 2.6.32)
or FreeBSD equivalent CLOCK_REALTIME_FAST.
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S | |
| settime [Oclock] |
Sets the clock's time in nanoseconds.
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T | |
| thread_cputime [Oclock] |
Current thread CPU-time clock (Linux since 2.6.12 and OpenBSD)
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