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wall_clock.hpp
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24 
25 #pragma once
26 
28 #include "timemory/components/timing/backends.hpp"
30 #include "timemory/units.hpp"
31 
32 //======================================================================================//
33 
34 namespace tim
35 {
36 namespace component
37 {
38 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//
39 //
40 // Timing types
41 //
42 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//
43 //
44 struct wall_clock : public base<wall_clock, int64_t>
45 {
46  using ratio_t = std::nano;
47  using value_type = int64_t;
49 
50  static std::string label() { return "wall"; }
52  {
53  return "Real-clock timer (i.e. wall-clock timer)";
54  }
55  static value_type record() noexcept
56  {
57  return tim::get_clock_real_now<int64_t, ratio_t>();
58  }
59 
60  TIMEMORY_NODISCARD double get() const noexcept
61  {
62  return static_cast<double>(load()) / ratio_t::den * get_unit();
63  }
64  TIMEMORY_NODISCARD auto get_display() const noexcept { return get(); }
65 
66  void start() noexcept { value = record(); }
67  void stop() noexcept { accum += (value = (record() - value)); }
68 };
69 
70 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//
71 // alias for "wall_clock"
73 // alias for "wall_clock" since time is a construct of our consciousness
75 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//
76 } // namespace component
77 } // namespace tim
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static std::string description()
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auto get_display() const noexcept
Definition: wall_clock.hpp:64
static std::string label()
Definition: wall_clock.hpp:50
static value_type record() noexcept
Definition: wall_clock.hpp:55
double get() const noexcept
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