The following functions are available to access wRTOS clock services:
- RtGetClockTime delivers the current value of the specified clock.
- RtSetClockTime sets the value of the specified clock.
- RtGetClockResolution retrieves the resolution of the specified clock.
- RtGetClockTimerPeriod retrieves the minimum timer period for the specified clock.
- RtGetRtssTimeAsFileTime retrieves the current value of RTSS time.
- RtSetRtssTimeAsFileTime sets the current value of RTSS time.
The clock values are delivered and set in 100 ns units (ticks) and are reported as the number of ticks since 12:00 AM January 1, 1601.
Note: When wRTOS is configured to use multiple processors on a multiprocessor computer, it should not matter which processor RtGetClockTime is called. However, you may get different results on different processors due to deviations that exist among local APIC timers. For this reason, if you want to trace the execution sequence of two events on different processors, Use QueryPerformanceCounter, instead of RtGetClockTime.
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