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Man Page: iv_validate_now

Operating Environment: debian

Section: 3

iv_time(3)						    ivykis programmer's manual							iv_time(3)

NAME
iv_now, iv_validate_now, iv_invalidate_now - ivykis time handling
SYNOPSIS
#include <iv.h> extern struct timespec iv_now; void iv_validate_now(void); void iv_invalidate_now(void);
DESCRIPTION
iv_now is a global variable that reflects the current time-of-day. Applications written to the ivykis API generally require to know the current time-of-day in many places, and therefore effort is done to cache this quantity. The contents of iv_now might be stale. Calling the function iv_validate_now ensures that the current contents of iv_now are up-to-date. The function iv_invalidate_now is called to invalidate the currently cached time-of-day. This function should be called after any opera- tion that takes a significant amount of wall clock time.
SEE ALSO
ivykis(3), iv_examples(3) ivykis 2003-03-29 iv_time(3)
Related Man Pages
iv_signal_init(3) - debian
iv_examples(3) - debian
iv_task_register(3) - debian
iv_thread_create(3) - debian
iv_thread_set_debug_state(3) - debian
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