org.gudy.azureus2.core3.util
Class SystemTime

java.lang.Object
  org.gudy.azureus2.core3.util.SystemTime

public class SystemTime
extends java.lang.Object

Utility class to retrieve current system time, and catch clock backward time changes.

Nested Class Summary

static interface	SystemTime.ChangeListener
protected static interface	SystemTime.SystemTimeProvider
static interface	SystemTime.TickConsumer

Field Summary

static long

TIME_GRANULARITY_MILLIS

Constructor Summary

SystemTime()

Method Summary

static long	getCurrentTime() Note that this can this time can jump into the future or past due to clock adjustments use getMonotonousTime() if you need steady increases
static long	getHighPrecisionCounter()
static long	getMonotonousTime() Time that is guaranteed to grow monotonously and also ignores larger jumps into the future which might be caused by adjusting the system clock Do not mix times retrieved by this method with normal time!
static long	getOffsetTime(long offsetMS)
static long	getSteppedMonotonousTime() Like getMonotonousTime but only updated at TIME_GRANULARITY_MILLIS intervals (not interpolated) As such it is likely to be cheaper to obtain
static void	main(java.lang.String[] args)
static void	registerClockChangeListener(SystemTime.ChangeListener c)
static void	registerConsumer(SystemTime.TickConsumer c)
static void	registerMonotonousConsumer(SystemTime.TickConsumer c)
static void	unregisterClockChangeListener(SystemTime.ChangeListener c)
static void	unregisterConsumer(SystemTime.TickConsumer c)
static void	unregisterMonotonousConsumer(SystemTime.TickConsumer c)
static void	useRawProvider()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

TIME_GRANULARITY_MILLIS

public static final long TIME_GRANULARITY_MILLIS

See Also:

Constant Field Values

Constructor Detail

SystemTime

public SystemTime()

Method Detail

useRawProvider

public static void useRawProvider()

getCurrentTime

public static long getCurrentTime()

Note that this can this time can jump into the future or past due to clock adjustments use getMonotonousTime() if you need steady increases

Returns:

current system time in millisecond since epoch

getMonotonousTime

public static long getMonotonousTime()

Time that is guaranteed to grow monotonously and also ignores larger jumps into the future which might be caused by adjusting the system clock

Do not mix times retrieved by this method with normal time!

Returns:

the amount of real time passed since the program start in milliseconds

getSteppedMonotonousTime

public static long getSteppedMonotonousTime()

Like getMonotonousTime but only updated at TIME_GRANULARITY_MILLIS intervals (not interpolated) As such it is likely to be cheaper to obtain

Returns:

getOffsetTime

public static long getOffsetTime(long offsetMS)

registerConsumer

public static void registerConsumer(SystemTime.TickConsumer c)

unregisterConsumer

public static void unregisterConsumer(SystemTime.TickConsumer c)

registerMonotonousConsumer

public static void registerMonotonousConsumer(SystemTime.TickConsumer c)

unregisterMonotonousConsumer

public static void unregisterMonotonousConsumer(SystemTime.TickConsumer c)

registerClockChangeListener

public static void registerClockChangeListener(SystemTime.ChangeListener c)

unregisterClockChangeListener

public static void unregisterClockChangeListener(SystemTime.ChangeListener c)

getHighPrecisionCounter

public static long getHighPrecisionCounter()

main

public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)