Jetson Inference
DNN Vision Library
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#include <time.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdio.h>
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void | timestamp (timespec *timestampOut) |
Retrieve a timestamp of the current system time. More... | |
timespec | timestamp () |
Retrieve a timestamp of the current system time. More... | |
timespec | timeZero () |
Return a blank timespec that's been zero'd. More... | |
timespec | timeNew (time_t seconds, long int nanoseconds) |
Return an initialized timespec More... | |
timespec | timeNew (long int nanoseconds) |
Return an initialized timespec More... | |
timespec | timeAdd (const timespec &a, const timespec &b) |
Add two times together. More... | |
void | timeDiff (const timespec &start, const timespec &end, timespec *result) |
Find the difference between two timestamps. More... | |
timespec | timeDiff (const timespec &start, const timespec &end) |
Find the difference between two timestamps. More... | |
int | timeCmp (const timespec &a, const timespec &b) |
Compare two timestamps. More... | |
float | timeFloat (const timespec &a) |
Convert to 32-bit float (in milliseconds). More... | |
float | timeDouble (const timespec &a) |
Convert to 64-bit double (in milliseconds). More... | |
char * | timeStr (const timespec ×tamp, char *strOut) |
Produce a text representation of the timestamp. More... | |
void | timePrint (const timespec ×tamp, const char *text=NULL) |
Print the time to stdout. More... | |
void | sleepTime (const timespec &duration) |
Put the current thread to sleep for a specified time. More... | |
void | sleepTime (time_t seconds, long int nanoseconds) |
Put the current thread to sleep for a specified time. More... | |
void | sleepMs (uint64_t milliseconds) |
Put the current thread to sleep for a specified number of milliseconds. More... | |
void | sleepUs (uint64_t microseconds) |
Put the current thread to sleep for a specified number of microseconds. More... | |
void | sleepNs (uint64_t nanoseconds) |
Put the current thread to sleep for a specified number of nanoseconds. More... | |