Name
SPVM::Go::Duration_1l - A duration of time (Go-style, long)
Description
Go::Duration_1l class in SPVM represents the elapsed time between two instants as a long nanosecond count.
This class is defined as a mulnum_t, which means it can be handled efficiently in memory.
Usage
use Go::Duration_1l;
# Create from nanoseconds
my $duration = Go::Duration_1l->new(500_000_000L);
# Create from seconds (double)
my $duration = Go::Duration_1l->new_from_sec(1.5);Fields
has nsec : long;
The number of nanoseconds represented by the duration. For example, 1 second is stored as 1,000,000,000.
Class Methods
new
static method new : Go::Duration_1l ($nsec : long = 0);
Creates a new Go::Duration_1l object from the given nanoseconds.
See time.Duration.
new_from_timespec
static method new_from_timespec : Go::Duration_1l ($timespec : Sys::Time::Timespec);
Creates a new Go::Duration_1l object from a Sys::Time::Timespec object.
It throws an exception if the tv_sec of the $timespec exceeds the range that can be represented as nanoseconds in a long type.
new_from_sec
static method new_from_sec : Go::Duration_1l ($seconds : double);
Creates a new Go::Duration_1l object from seconds (double).
to_timespec
static method to_timespec : Sys::Time::Timespec ($duration : Go::Duration_1l);
Converts the Go::Duration_1l object to a Sys::Time::Timespec object.
This method correctly handles negative durations by normalizing the tv_nsec field to a positive value (0 to 999,999,999).
to_sec
static method to_sec : double ($duration : Go::Duration_1l);
Returns the duration as a floating point number of seconds.
See Duration.Seconds.
See Also
Author
Yuki Kimoto kimoto.yuki@gmail.com
Copyright & License
Copyright (c) 2026 Yuki Kimoto
MIT License