A simple timer that outputs milliseconds. More...

#include <Timer.h>

Inheritance diagram for rwe::Timer:

Public Member Functions
double	perform ()

void	start ()

void	stop ()

void	reset ()

Public Member Functions inherited from PdMaster
void *	getbytes (size_t nbytes)

void *	resizebytes (void *old, size_t oldsize, size_t newsize)

void	freebytes (void *fatso, size_t nbytes)

std::string	getPath ()

void	setSampleRate (unsigned long)

unsigned long	getSampleRate ()

void	setBlockSize (int)

int	getBlockSize ()

double	getTimeInSampleTicks ()

long	getTimeInMilliSeconds (double time)

int	pdBigOrSmall (double f)

void	cos_maketable ()

int	PD_BIGORSMALL (float f)

void	setFFTWindow (int)

int	getFFTWindow ()

double	mtof (double)

double	ftom (double)

double	powtodb (double)

double	dbtopow (double)

double	rmstodb (double)

double	dbtorms (double)

Additional Inherited Members
Public Types inherited from PdMaster
typedef union PdMaster::_sampleint_union	t_sampleint_union

Public Attributes inherited from PdMaster
int	cosTableSize = COSTABSIZE

float *	cos_table

Detailed Description

A simple timer that outputs milliseconds.

The timer class only returns the time in ms. Use the functions start() and stop() to begin and end the time measurement. Make sure to keep updating the perform() function in your routine. The time is calculated based on the sample rate.

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

MyClasses/Timer.h
MyClasses/Timer.cpp

Public Member Functions

Additional Inherited Members

Detailed Description