Name
SPVM::Sys::Time::Timespec - struct timespec in the C language
Description
Sys::Time::Timespec class in SPVM represents struct timespec in the C language.
Usage
use Sys::Time::Timespec;
my $ts = Sys::Time::Timespec->new;
my $ts = Sys::Time::Timespec->new(5, 300_000_000);
my $ts_sec = $ts->tv_sec;
$ts->set_tv_sec(12);
my $ts_nsec = $ts->tv_nsec;
$ts->set_tv_nsec(34);Interfaces
Class Methods
new
static method new : Sys::Time::Timespec ($tv_sec : long = 0, $tv_nsec : long = 0);
Creates a new Sys::Time::Timespec object with the given "tv_sec" and "tv_nsec".
Before creating the object, this method calls "check" to validate the range of the arguments. If the arguments are invalid (e.g., "tv_nsec" is out of the range [0, 999,999,999]), an exception is thrown.
The internal struct timespec is allocated in memory and managed by this object.
Example:
my $ts = Sys::Time::Timespec->new(1737158400L, 500L);check
static method check : void ($tv_sec : long, $tv_nsec : long);
Validates the range of the given "tv_sec" and "tv_nsec".
If "tv_nsec" is not greater than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to 999,999,999, an exception is thrown.
Instance Methods
tv_sec
method tv_sec : long ()
Returns tv_sec.
set_tv_sec
method set_tv_sec : void ($ts_sec : long);
Sets tv_sec.
tv_nsec
method tv_nsec : long ()
Returns tv_nsec.
set_tv_nsec
method set_tv_nsec : void ($ts_nsec : long);
Sets tv_nsec.
clone
method clone : Sys::Time::Timespec ();
Creates a new Sys::Time::Timespec object that is a copy of the current instance.
The new object will have the same "tv_sec" and "tv_nsec" values as the original.
DESTROY
native method DESTROY : void ();
The destructor.
See Also
Copyright & License
Copyright (c) 2023 Yuki Kimoto
MIT License