Struct 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 Default for BootTimeClock

fn default() -> BootTimeClock

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl PosixClock for BootTimeClock

const CLOCK_ID: clockid_t = 7i32

Which clock are we talking about?

fn now_raw() -> timespec

Read the current value of this clock, in POSIX format

fn resolution_raw() -> timespec

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

fn resolution() -> Duration

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