m5::utility::log::elapsed_time_t Struct Reference

Millisecond duration count; only .count() is provided, unlike the std::chrono::milliseconds used everywhere else (below). More...

#include <library_log.hpp>

Public Member Functions
constexpr	elapsed_time_t (uint32_t value)
constexpr uint32_t	count () const

Public Attributes
uint32_t	ms

Detailed Description

Millisecond duration count; only .count() is provided, unlike the std::chrono::milliseconds used everywhere else (below).

Deliberate, narrowly-scoped API difference: in this environment <chrono> does not compile at all (see M5UTILITY_HAS_USABLE_CHRONO in platform_detect.hpp), so there is no working std::chrono::milliseconds to preserve here. Code that needs duration arithmetic/comparison/rep/ period on elapsedTime()'s return value will need to adapt when building for this environment.