Struct MonotonicRawClock

pub struct MonotonicRawClock;

Interface to the CLOCK_MONOTONIC_RAW Linux clock

This clock is monotonic (does not jump back in time) and will never be recalibrated, so its durations will be more reliable than those of BootTimeClock on short time scales. The resolution is hardware-dependent, but can be queried using the underlying PosixClock trait. Suspend is NOT correctly handled, it’s as if no time was spent.

Trait Implementations

impl Default for MonotonicRawClock

fn default() -> MonotonicRawClock

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl PosixClock for MonotonicRawClock

const CLOCK_ID: clockid_t = 4i32

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