Module timestamp

Timestamps adaptively choose implementation depending on architecture, std support and cortex-m feature

Priority order:

1. If your CPU architecture is x86 or x86_64, X86Timestamp is used
2. If your CPU architecture is aarch64, Aarch64Timestamp is used
3. Otherwise, if you’re in std environment, std::time::Instant is selected as timestamp provider.
4. If feature cortex-m is active, CortexMTimestamp is used.
5. If none of above is true, compile error is emitted.

Re-exports

pub use x86::X86Timestamp as Timestamp;

Modules

x86

Traits

TimestampProvider

TimestampProvider is a source for relatively stable timestamp, which wraps around after reaching maximum value.