clock.h

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#ifndef _CLOCK_H_
#define _CLOCK_H_

#include "opt-synchprobs.h"

/*
 * Time-related definitions.
 *
 * hardclock() is called on every CPU HZ times a second, possibly only
 * when the CPU is not idle, for scheduling.
 *
 * timerclock() is called on one CPU once a second to allow simple
 * timed operations. (This is a fairly simpleminded interface.)
 *
 * gettime() may be used to fetch the current time of day.
 * getinterval() computes the time from time1 to time2.
 *
 * XXX we have struct timespec now, let's use it.
 */

/* hardclocks per second */
#if OPT_SYNCHPROBS
/* Make synchronization more exciting :) */
#define HZ  10000
#else
/* More realistic value */
#define HZ  100
#endif

void hardclock_bootstrap(void);

void hardclock(void);
void timerclock(void);

void gettime(time_t *seconds, uint32_t *nanoseconds);

void getinterval(time_t secs1, uint32_t nsecs,
                 time_t secs2, uint32_t nsecs2,
                 time_t *rsecs, uint32_t *rnsecs);

/*
 * clocksleep() suspends execution for the requested number of seconds,
 * like userlevel sleep(3). (Don't confuse it with wchan_sleep.)
 */
void clocksleep(int seconds);


#endif /* _CLOCK_H_ */