TickTimeout Class Reference

TickTimeouts are used to facilitate sequential function calls with timeout parameters that need to index from an initial start time and be proof against TimeTick rollover. More...

#include <nbrtos.h>

Public Member Functions
	TickTimeout (uint32_t timeout)
	Create and initialize the Timeout. More...
uint32_t	val () const
	Get the timeout duration to be passed to a function utilizing timeout ticks. More...
bool	expired () const
	Determine whether the timeout duration has elapsed. More...
	operator bool () const
	Use the Timeout as a boolean (such as in a branch condition). Since the intention is to be used for 'while' or in a precondition check, the boolean value represents whether the duration is still valid and has not expired. As a result this is the express opposite behavior of the 'expired' method. More...

Friends
void	OSTimeWaitUntil (uint32_t systemTickValue)
	Delay the task until the specified value of the system timer tick. The number of system ticks per second is defined by the constant: TICKS_PER_SECOND in <nburn_install>/nbrtos/include/constants.h. The default value is 20 ticks per second. More...

Detailed Description

TickTimeouts are used to facilitate sequential function calls with timeout parameters that need to index from an initial start time and be proof against TimeTick rollover.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

TickTimeout()

TickTimeout::TickTimeout ( uint32_t  timeout )

inlineexplicit

Create and initialize the Timeout.

Parameters

timeout

The maximum allowed time duration in ticks. Note: The maximum delay that can be used is INT32_MAX

Member Function Documentation

expired()

bool TickTimeout::expired ( ) const

inline

Determine whether the timeout duration has elapsed.

Return values

true	The timeout has expired
false	The timeout has not expired

operator bool()

TickTimeout::operator bool ( ) const

inline

Use the Timeout as a boolean (such as in a branch condition). Since the intention is to be used for 'while' or in a precondition check, the boolean value represents whether the duration is still valid and has not expired. As a result this is the express opposite behavior of the 'expired' method.

Return values

true	The Timeout duration is still valid
false	The Timeout duration is expired

val()

uint32_t TickTimeout::val ( ) const

inline

Get the timeout duration to be passed to a function utilizing timeout ticks.

Return values

uint32_t

The timeout duration

Friends And Related Function Documentation

OSTimeWaitUntil

void OSTimeWaitUntil ( uint32_t  systemTickValue )

friend

Delay the task until the specified value of the system timer tick. The number of system ticks per second is defined by the constant: TICKS_PER_SECOND in <nburn_install>/nbrtos/include/constants.h. The default value is 20 ticks per second.

Parameters

systemTickValue

The system time tick to wait for

uint32_t Now = TimeTick;
while(1)
{
   Now += 60 * TICKS_PER_SECOND;
   OSTimeWaitUntil(Now);
   // Do whatever every 60 seconds, no mater how long this takes to run the interval will have a consistant spacing
}

See also

OSChangeTaskDly(), OSTimeDly()

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• nbrtos.h