fesaGSI::TimingSimulationContext Class Reference

Specialized context for a RTEvent coming from the TimingSimulationEventSource. More...

#include <TimingSimulationContext.h>

Public Member Functions
	TimingSimulationContext (std::string &domainName, long cycleId, std::string &cycleName, long relativEventTimeInCycle)
	Constructor.
long long	getInterruptTimeStamp ()
	Returns the time of occurrence of the event expressed as a 64-bit integer counting the number of nanoseconds elapsed since the UNIX epoch i.e. since January 1st 1970 at 00.00 A.M.
unsigned long	getCycleTime ()
	Returns the time of occurrence of the event in the cycle in ms. The time is returned in a 32 bit integer with the number of miliseconds ticks since the start of the currently executing cycle.
void	setCycleTimeStamp ()
	set startCycle time: internally relies on gettimeofday() call
Private Attributes
long	cycleTime_
	time since the start of the current cycle in ms.

Detailed Description

Specialized context for a RTEvent coming from the TimingSimulationEventSource.

Definition at line 14 of file TimingSimulationContext.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

fesaGSI::TimingSimulationContext::TimingSimulationContext	(	std::string &	domainName,
		long	cycleId,
		std::string &	cycleName,
		long	relativEventTimeInCycle
	)

Constructor.

Parameters:

	cycleName	Name of the cycle the context is used for
	relativEventTimeInCycle	time from the start of the cycle to the event

Definition at line 7 of file TimingSimulationContext.cpp.

References cycleTime_.

Member Function Documentation

unsigned long fesaGSI::TimingSimulationContext::getCycleTime ( )

Returns the time of occurrence of the event in the cycle in ms. The time is returned in a 32 bit integer with the number of miliseconds ticks since the start of the **currently** executing cycle.

Returns:: the event time in the cycle.

Definition at line 23 of file TimingSimulationContext.cpp.

References cycleTime_.

long long fesaGSI::TimingSimulationContext::getInterruptTimeStamp ( )

Returns the time of occurrence of the event expressed as a 64-bit integer counting the number of nanoseconds elapsed since the UNIX epoch i.e. since January 1st 1970 at 00.00 A.M.