Public Member Functions
	Timestamp (void)

	~Timestamp (void)

void	Initialize (void)
	Initializes object to 0.

void	Free (void)
	Frees allocated memory.

void	Print (void)
	Print the timestamp.

void	Now (void)
	Set the timestamp to the current time.

void	Set (SADBu64 second, SADBu16 millisecond)

SADBdfl	SecondDifference (Timestamp *B)

SADBs64	MillisecondDifference (Timestamp *B)

SADBdfl	Get (void)
	Get the timestamp in SMC double format.

void	Set (SADBdfl time)

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Timestamp::Timestamp ( void )

Constructor

Timestamp::~Timestamp ( void )

Destructor

Member Function Documentation

SADBs64 Timestamp::MillisecondDifference ( Timestamp * B )

Get the number of seconds between the current timestamp object and another timestamp object

Parameters

B	The other timestamp

Note: If you have 2 timestamp objects A and B, A.SecondDifference(&B) will return B-A.; If the distance between timestamps is very large, there is a possibility of overflow. This should only happen if the number of seconds between the two timestamps is greater than ~ 1.8e16.

SADBdfl Timestamp::SecondDifference ( Timestamp * B )

Get the number of seconds between the current timestamp object and another timestamp object

Parameters

B	The other timestamp

Note: If you have 2 timestamp objects A and B, A.SecondDifference(&B) will return B-A.; If the distance between timestamps is very large, there is a possibility of overflow. This should only happen if the number of seconds between the two timestamps is greater than ~ 9e15.

Manually set the timestamp

Parameters

second	Target Time (second part)
millisecond	Target Time (millisecond part)

void Timestamp::Set ( SADBdfl time )

Manually set the timestamp, in SMC double format

Parameters

time	Target Time

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