[][src]Struct sched_clock::clocks::linux::BootTimeClock

pub struct BootTimeClock;

Interface to the CLOCK_BOOTTIME Linux clock

This clock is monotonic (does not jump back in time), but durations may inflate and deflate during clock calibration events (e.g. NTP synchronizations). The resolution is hardware-dependent, but can be queried using the underlying PosixClock trait. Suspend is correctly handled, i.e. the clock will jump forward by the sleep duration.

Trait Implementations

impl PosixClock for BootTimeClock[src]

fn now_raw() -> timespec[src]

Read the current value of this clock, in POSIX format

fn resolution_raw() -> timespec[src]

Check the resolution (precision) of this clock, in POSIX format

fn resolution() -> Duration[src]

Check the resolution (precision) of this clock, in this crate's format

impl Default for BootTimeClock[src]

Auto Trait Implementations

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impl<C> Clock for C where
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