The duration class represents a time interval in milliseconds. More...

#include <time.hpp>

Public Member Functions
duration &	operator+= (duration const &op)

duration &	operator-= (duration const &op)

duration &	operator/= (int64_t op)

duration	operator- () const

	operator bool () const

duration &	*operator=** (int64_t op)

duration	absolute () const

bool	operator< (duration const &op) const

bool	operator<= (duration const &op) const

bool	operator> (duration const &op) const

bool	operator>= (duration const &op) const

Getters
All getters return the total time of the duration, rounded down to the requested granularity.
int64_t	get_days () const

int64_t	get_hours () const

int64_t	get_minutes () const

int64_t	get_seconds () const

int64_t	get_milliseconds () const

Static Public Member Functions
static duration	from_days (int64_t m)

static duration	from_hours (int64_t m)

static duration	from_minutes (int64_t m)

static duration	from_seconds (int64_t m)

static duration	from_milliseconds (int64_t m)

Friends
duration	operator- (duration const &a, duration const &b)

duration	operator+ (duration const &a, duration const &b)

duration	operator/ (duration const &a, int64_t b)

Related Functions
(Note that these are not member functions.)
duration	operator- (datetime const &a, datetime const &b)
	Gets the difference between two timestamps as duration. More...

duration	operator- (monotonic_clock const &a, monotonic_clock const &b)

Detailed Description

The duration class represents a time interval in milliseconds.

Constructing a non-empty duration is only possible using the static setters which have the time unit as part of the function name.

In contract to datetime, duration does not track accuracy.

Note: Arithmetic operations on duration do not check for integer over/underflow

Friends And Related Function Documentation

This function ignores accuracy, it treats both timestamps as if they had millisecond-accuracy.

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