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I'm using the Control Runtime for Linux x86. On my System (C/C++ Apps) I use the monotonic timer for time measurements ( clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC, ×tamp).
In my CODESYS Project I want also have access to the monotonic timer of my system. So is it possible to use the same timer in codesys and in my c/c++ system application? I would like to have a common time base and match the test results.
Thanks in advance
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This should be SysTimeGetUs()
I think some systems have a different CLOCK_MONOTONIC per core, so perhaps you will need to have the time calls on the same core. Perhaps not.
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Hello all,
I'm using the Control Runtime for Linux x86. On my System (C/C++ Apps) I use the monotonic timer for time measurements ( clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC, ×tamp).
In my CODESYS Project I want also have access to the monotonic timer of my system. So is it possible to use the same timer in codesys and in my c/c++ system application? I would like to have a common time base and match the test results.
Thanks in advance
This should be SysTimeGetUs()
I think some systems have a different CLOCK_MONOTONIC per core, so perhaps you will need to have the time calls on the same core. Perhaps not.
Thanks. I will check this. I need nano seconds, then I think it will be SysTimeGetNs()