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get overrun count for a POSIX per-process timer

NAME timer_getoverrun - get overrun count for a POSIX per-process timer LIBRARY Real-time ... library ( librt , -lrt ) SYNOPSIS #include   int timer_getoverrun(timer_t timerid ); F…

timer_create(2)

create a POSIX per-process timer

process for a given timer; see timer_getoverrun (2) for more details. SIGEV_THREAD Upon ... interval setting of the timer. timer_getoverrun (2) Return the overrun count for the las…

timer_gettime(2)

arm/disarm and fetch state of POSIX per-process timer

immediately, and the overrun count (see timer_getoverrun (2)) will be set correctly ... ALSO timer_create (2), timer_getoverrun (2), timespec (3), time

timer_settime(2)

arm/disarm and fetch state of POSIX per-process timer

immediately, and the overrun count (see timer_getoverrun (2)) will be set correctly ... ALSO timer_create (2), timer_getoverrun (2), timespec (3), time

timerfd_gettime(2)

timers that notify via file descriptors

There is no analog of timer_getoverrun (2), since that functionality is provided by read

timer_delete(2)

delete a POSIX per-process timer

clock_gettime (2), timer_create (2), timer_getoverrun (2), timer_settime (2), time

timerfd_settime(2)

timers that notify via file descriptors

There is no analog of timer_getoverrun (2), since that functionality is provided by read

timerfd_create(2)

timers that notify via file descriptors

There is no analog of timer_getoverrun (2), since that functionality is provided by read

syscalls(2)

Linux system calls

timer_delete (2) 2.6 timer_getoverrun (2) 2.6 timer_gettime (2) 2.6 timer_settime

sigaction(2)

examine and change a signal action

obtained by a call to timer_getoverrun (2). These fields are nonstandard Linux extensions. • Signals

rt_sigaction(2)

examine and change a signal action

obtained by a call to timer_getoverrun (2). These fields are nonstandard Linux extensions. • Signals

getitimer(2)
get or set value of an interval timer
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NAME getitimer, setitimer
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settimeofday(2)
get / set time
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NAME gettimeofday, settimeofday
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gettimeofday(2)
get / set time
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NAME gettimeofday, settimeofday
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