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This // notice is a summary of the XORP LICENSE file; the license in that file is // legally binding. // $XORP: xorp/libxorp/timeval.hh,v 1.24 2005/09/21 02:43:45 pavlin Exp $ #ifndef __LIBXORP_TIMEVAL_HH__ #define __LIBXORP_TIMEVAL_HH__ #include "xorp.h" #include "random.h" #ifdef HAVE_SYS_TIME_H #include <sys/time.h> #endif #include <math.h> #include "c_format.hh" /** * @short TimeVal class * * TimeVal class is used for storing time value. Similar to "struct timeval", * the time value is in seconds and microseconds. */ class TimeVal { public: static const int32_t ONE_MILLION = 1000000; #ifdef HOST_OS_WINDOWS /* * The difference between the beginning of the Windows epoch * (1601-01-01-00-00) and the UNIX epoch (1970-01-01-00-00) * is 134,774 days on the Julian calendar. Compute this * difference in seconds and use it as a constant. * XXX: This does not take account of leap seconds. */ static const int64_t UNIX_WIN32_EPOCH_DIFF = (134774*24*60*60); static const int32_t UNITS_100NS_PER_1US = 10; #endif public: /** * Default constructor */ TimeVal() : _sec(0), _usec(0) {} /** * Constructor for given seconds and microseconds. * * @param sec the number of seconds. * @param usec the number of microseconds. */ TimeVal(int32_t sec, int32_t usec) : _sec(sec), _usec(usec) {} #ifndef HOST_OS_WINDOWS /** * Constructor for given "struct timeval". * * @param timeval the "struct timeval" time value to initialize this * object with. */ explicit TimeVal(const timeval& timeval) : _sec(timeval.tv_sec), _usec(timeval.tv_usec) {} #else /* HOST_OS_WINDOWS */ /** * Constructor for given "FILETIME". * * @param ft the "FILETIME" time value to initialize this object with. */ explicit TimeVal(const FILETIME& ft) { copy_in(ft); } #endif /* !HOST_OS_WINDOWS */ /** * Constructor for given double-float time value. * * @param d the double-float time value to initialize this object with. */ explicit inline TimeVal(const double& d); /** * Get the number of seconds. * * @return the number of seconds. */ int32_t sec() const { return _sec; } /** * Get the number of microseconds. * * @return the number of microseconds. */ int32_t usec() const { return _usec; } /** * Get the number of seconds. * * @return the number of seconds. */ int32_t secs() const { return _sec; } /** * Get the number of microseconds. * * @return the number of microseconds. */ int32_t usecs() const { return _usec; } /** * @return seconds and microseconds as a string. */ string str() const { return c_format("%d.%06d", XORP_INT_CAST(_sec), XORP_INT_CAST(_usec)); } /** * Pretty print the time * * @return the time as formated by ctime(3) without the newline. */ string pretty_print() const { time_t t = static_cast<time_t>(_sec); return c_format("%.24s", asctime(localtime(&t))); } /** * Get zero value. */ inline static TimeVal ZERO(); /** * Get the maximum permitted value. */ inline static TimeVal MAXIMUM(); /** * Get the minimum permitted value. */ inline static TimeVal MINIMUM(); /** * Copy the time value from a timeval structure. * * @param timeval the storage to copy the time from. * @return the number of copied octets. */ inline size_t copy_in(const timeval& timeval); /** * Copy the time value to a timeval structure. * * @param timeval the storage to copy the time to. * @return the number of copied octets. */ inline size_t copy_out(timeval& timeval) const; /** * Return an int32_t containing the total number of milliseconds * in the underlying structure. * This is intended for convenience when working with Win32 APIs. * XXX: This may overflow if _sec is too big. * * @return the number of milliseconds in total. */ inline int32_t to_ms() const; #ifdef HOST_OS_WINDOWS /** * Copy the time value from a FILETIME structure. * * @param filetime the storage to copy the time from. * @return the number of copied octets. */ inline size_t copy_in(const FILETIME& filetime); /** * Copy the time value to a FILETIME structure. * * @param filetime the storage to copy the time to. * @return the number of copied octets. */ inline size_t copy_out(FILETIME& filetime) const; #endif /* HOST_OS_WINDOWS */ /** * Convert a TimeVal value to a double-float value. * * @return the double-float value of this TimeVal time. */ double get_double() const { return (_sec * 1.0 + _usec * 1.0e-6); } /** * Assignment Operator */ inline TimeVal& operator=(const TimeVal& other); /** * Equality Operator * * @param other the right-hand operand to compare against. * @return true if the left-hand operand is numerically same as the * right-hand operand. */ inline bool operator==(const TimeVal& other) const; /** * Less-Than Operator * * @param other the right-hand operand to compare against. * @return true if the left-hand operand is numerically smaller than the * right-hand operand. */ inline bool operator<(const TimeVal& other) const; /** * Assign-Sum Operator * * @param delta the TimeVal value to add to this TimeVal object. * @return the TimeVal value after the addition of @ref delta. */ inline const TimeVal& operator+=(const TimeVal& delta); /** * Addition Operator * * @param other the TimeVal value to add to the value of this * TimeVal object. * @return the TimeVal value after the addition of @ref other. */ inline TimeVal operator+(const TimeVal& other) const; /** * Assign-Difference Operator * * @param delta the TimeVal value to substract from this TimeVal object. * @return the TimeVal value after the substraction of @ref delta. */ inline const TimeVal& operator-=(const TimeVal& delta); /** * Substraction Operator * * @param other the TimeVal value to substract from the value of this * TimeVal object. * @return the TimeVal value after the substraction of @ref other. */ inline TimeVal operator-(const TimeVal& other) const; /** * Multiplication Operator for integer operand * * @param n the integer value used in multiplying the value of this * object with. * @return the TimeVal value of multiplying the value of this object * by @ref n. */ inline TimeVal operator*(int n) const; /** * Multiplication Operator for double float operand * * @param d the double float value used in multiplying the value of this * object with. * @return the TimeVal value of multiplying the value of this object * by @ref d. */ inline TimeVal operator*(const double& d) const; /** * Division Operator for integer operand * * @param n the integer value used in dividing the value of this * object with. * @return the TimeVal value of dividing the value of this object * by @ref n. */ inline TimeVal operator/(int n) const; /** * Division Operator for double-float operand * * @param d the double-float value used in dividing the value of this * object with. * @return the TimeVal value of dividing the value of this object * by @ref d. */ inline TimeVal operator/(const double& d) const; private: TimeVal(int i); // Not implemented int32_t _sec; // The number of seconds int32_t _usec; // The number of microseconds }; inline TimeVal::TimeVal(const double& d) : _sec((int32_t)d), _usec((int32_t)((d - ((double)_sec)) * ONE_MILLION + 0.5e-6)) { // // Adjust // if (_usec >= ONE_MILLION) { _sec += _usec / ONE_MILLION; _usec %= ONE_MILLION; } } inline size_t TimeVal::copy_in(const timeval& timeval) { _sec = timeval.tv_sec; _usec = timeval.tv_usec; return (sizeof(_sec) + sizeof(_usec)); } inline size_t TimeVal::copy_out(timeval& timeval) const { timeval.tv_sec = _sec; timeval.tv_usec = _usec; return (sizeof(_sec) + sizeof(_usec)); } inline int32_t TimeVal::to_ms() const { int32_t ms = _usec / 1000; // Round a truncated fraction of <1ms to 1ms, not zero. if (_sec == 0 && ms == 0) return (1); ms += _sec * 1000; return (ms); } #ifdef HOST_OS_WINDOWS /* * Convert Windows time to a BSD struct timeval using 64-bit integer * arithmetic, by the following steps: * 1. Scale Windows' 100ns resolution to BSD's 1us resolution. * 2. Subtract the difference since the beginning of their respective epochs. * 3. Extract the appropriate fractional parts from the 64-bit * integer used to represent Windows time. * Both UNIX and NT time systems correspond to UTC, therefore leap second * correction is NTP's problem. */ inline size_t TimeVal::copy_in(const FILETIME& filetime) { ULARGE_INTEGER ui; ui.LowPart = filetime.dwLowDateTime; ui.HighPart = filetime.dwHighDateTime; ui.QuadPart /= UNITS_100NS_PER_1US; ui.QuadPart -= UNIX_WIN32_EPOCH_DIFF * ONE_MILLION; _usec = ui.QuadPart % ONE_MILLION; _sec = ui.QuadPart / ONE_MILLION; return (sizeof(filetime.dwLowDateTime) + sizeof(filetime.dwHighDateTime)); } inline size_t TimeVal::copy_out(FILETIME& filetime) const { ULARGE_INTEGER ui; ui.QuadPart = _sec + UNIX_WIN32_EPOCH_DIFF; ui.QuadPart *= ONE_MILLION; ui.QuadPart += _usec; ui.QuadPart *= UNITS_100NS_PER_1US; filetime.dwLowDateTime = ui.LowPart; filetime.dwHighDateTime = ui.HighPart; return (sizeof(filetime.dwLowDateTime) + sizeof(filetime.dwHighDateTime)); } #endif /* HOST_OS_WINDOWS */ inline TimeVal& TimeVal::operator=(const TimeVal& other) { _sec = other.sec(); _usec = other.usec(); return *this; } inline bool TimeVal::operator==(const TimeVal& other) const { return (_sec == other.sec()) && (_usec == other.usec()); } inline bool TimeVal::operator<(const TimeVal& other) const { return (_sec == other.sec()) ? _usec < other.usec() : _sec < other.sec(); } inline const TimeVal& TimeVal::operator+=(const TimeVal& delta) { _sec += delta.sec(); _usec += delta.usec(); if (_usec >= ONE_MILLION) { _sec++; _usec -= ONE_MILLION; } return (*this); } inline TimeVal TimeVal::operator+(const TimeVal& other) const { TimeVal tmp_tv(*this); return tmp_tv += other; } inline const TimeVal& TimeVal::operator-=(const TimeVal& delta) { _sec -= delta.sec(); if (_usec < delta.usec()) { // Compensate _sec--; _usec += ONE_MILLION; } _usec -= delta.usec(); return (*this); } inline TimeVal TimeVal::operator-(const TimeVal& other) const { TimeVal tmp_tv(*this); return tmp_tv -= other; } inline TimeVal TimeVal::operator*(int n) const { uint32_t tmp_sec, tmp_usec; tmp_usec = _usec * n; tmp_sec = _sec * n + tmp_usec / ONE_MILLION; tmp_usec %= ONE_MILLION; return TimeVal(tmp_sec, tmp_usec); } inline TimeVal TimeVal::operator*(const double& d) const { return TimeVal(get_double() * d); } inline TimeVal TimeVal::operator/(int n) const { return TimeVal(_sec / n, ((_sec % n) * ONE_MILLION + _usec) / n); } inline TimeVal TimeVal::operator/(const double& d) const { return TimeVal(get_double() / d); } inline TimeVal TimeVal::ZERO() { return TimeVal(0, 0); } inline TimeVal TimeVal::MAXIMUM() { return TimeVal(0x7fffffff, ONE_MILLION - 1); } inline TimeVal TimeVal::MINIMUM() { return TimeVal(- 0x7fffffff - 1, - (ONE_MILLION - 1)); } /** * Prefix unary minus. */ inline TimeVal operator-(const TimeVal& v) { return TimeVal(-v.sec(), -v.usec()); } /** * Multiply TimeVal by integer. */ inline TimeVal operator*(int n, const TimeVal& t) { return t * n; } /** * Multiply TimeVal by double. */ inline TimeVal operator*(const double& d, const TimeVal& t) { return t * d; } /** * Generate a TimeVal value from a uniform random distribution between * specified bounds. * @param lower lower bound of generated value. * @param upper upper bound of generated value. * @return value chosen from uniform random distribution. */ inline TimeVal random_uniform(const TimeVal& lower, const TimeVal& upper) { double d = (upper - lower).get_double(); d *= double(random()) / double(RAND_MAX); return lower + TimeVal(d); } /** * Generate a TimeVal value from a uniform random distribution between * zero and specified bound. * @param upper upper bound of generated value. * @return value chosen from uniform random distribution. */ inline TimeVal random_uniform(const TimeVal& upper) { double d = upper.get_double(); d *= double(random()) / double(RAND_MAX); return TimeVal(d); } /** * Generate a TimeVal value from a uniform random distribution between * the bounds center - factor * center and center + factor * center. * If the lower bound is less than TimeVal::ZERO() it is rounded up to * TimeVal::ZERO(). * * @param center mid-point of generated time value. * @param factor the spread of the uniform random distribution. * @return value chosen from uniform random distribution. */ inline TimeVal positive_random_uniform(const TimeVal& center, const double& factor) { TimeVal l = max(center - center * factor, TimeVal::ZERO()); TimeVal u = center + center * factor; return random_uniform(l, u); } #endif // __LIBXORP_TIMEVAL_HH__