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1/** @file
2 * IPRT - Time.
3 */
4
5/*
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25
26#ifndef IPRT_INCLUDED_time_h
27#define IPRT_INCLUDED_time_h
28#ifndef RT_WITHOUT_PRAGMA_ONCE
29# pragma once
30#endif
31
32#include <iprt/cdefs.h>
33#include <iprt/types.h>
34#include <iprt/assertcompile.h>
35
36RT_C_DECLS_BEGIN
37
38/** @defgroup grp_rt_time RTTime - Time
39 * @ingroup grp_rt
40 * @{
41 */
42
43/** Time Specification.
44 *
45 * Use the inline RTTimeSpecGet/Set to operate on structure this so we
46 * can easily change the representation if required later.
47 *
48 * The current representation is in nanoseconds relative to the unix epoch
49 * (1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC). This gives us an approximate span from
50 * 1678 to 2262 without sacrificing the resolution offered by the various
51 * host OSes (BSD & LINUX 1ns, NT 100ns).
52 */
53typedef struct RTTIMESPEC
54{
55 /** Nanoseconds since epoch.
56 * The name is intentially too long to be comfortable to use because you should be
57 * using inline helpers! */
58 int64_t i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch;
59} RTTIMESPEC;
60
61
62/** @name RTTIMESPEC methods
63 * @{ */
64
65/**
66 * Gets the time as nanoseconds relative to the unix epoch.
67 *
68 * @returns Nanoseconds relative to unix epoch.
69 * @param pTime The time spec to interpret.
70 */
71DECLINLINE(int64_t) RTTimeSpecGetNano(PCRTTIMESPEC pTime)
72{
73 return pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch;
74}
75
76
77/**
78 * Sets the time give by nanoseconds relative to the unix epoch.
79 *
80 * @returns pTime.
81 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
82 * @param i64Nano The new time in nanoseconds.
83 */
84DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSetNano(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Nano)
85{
86 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch = i64Nano;
87 return pTime;
88}
89
90
91/**
92 * Gets the time as microseconds relative to the unix epoch.
93 *
94 * @returns microseconds relative to unix epoch.
95 * @param pTime The time spec to interpret.
96 */
97DECLINLINE(int64_t) RTTimeSpecGetMicro(PCRTTIMESPEC pTime)
98{
99 return pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch / RT_NS_1US;
100}
101
102
103/**
104 * Sets the time given by microseconds relative to the unix epoch.
105 *
106 * @returns pTime.
107 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
108 * @param i64Micro The new time in microsecond.
109 */
110DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSetMicro(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Micro)
111{
112 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch = i64Micro * RT_NS_1US;
113 return pTime;
114}
115
116
117/**
118 * Gets the time as milliseconds relative to the unix epoch.
119 *
120 * @returns milliseconds relative to unix epoch.
121 * @param pTime The time spec to interpret.
122 */
123DECLINLINE(int64_t) RTTimeSpecGetMilli(PCRTTIMESPEC pTime)
124{
125 return pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch / RT_NS_1MS;
126}
127
128
129/**
130 * Sets the time given by milliseconds relative to the unix epoch.
131 *
132 * @returns pTime.
133 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
134 * @param i64Milli The new time in milliseconds.
135 */
136DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSetMilli(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Milli)
137{
138 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch = i64Milli * RT_NS_1MS;
139 return pTime;
140}
141
142
143/**
144 * Gets the time as seconds relative to the unix epoch.
145 *
146 * @returns seconds relative to unix epoch.
147 * @param pTime The time spec to interpret.
148 */
149DECLINLINE(int64_t) RTTimeSpecGetSeconds(PCRTTIMESPEC pTime)
150{
151 return pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch / RT_NS_1SEC;
152}
153
154
155/**
156 * Sets the time given by seconds relative to the unix epoch.
157 *
158 * @returns pTime.
159 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
160 * @param i64Seconds The new time in seconds.
161 */
162DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSetSeconds(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Seconds)
163{
164 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch = i64Seconds * RT_NS_1SEC;
165 return pTime;
166}
167
168
169/**
170 * Makes the time spec absolute like abs() does (i.e. a positive value).
171 *
172 * @returns pTime.
173 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
174 */
175DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecAbsolute(PRTTIMESPEC pTime)
176{
177 if (pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch < 0)
178 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch = -pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch;
179 return pTime;
180}
181
182
183/**
184 * Negates the time.
185 *
186 * @returns pTime.
187 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
188 */
189DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecNegate(PRTTIMESPEC pTime)
190{
191 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch = -pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch;
192 return pTime;
193}
194
195
196/**
197 * Adds a time period to the time.
198 *
199 * @returns pTime.
200 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
201 * @param pTimeAdd The time spec to add to pTime.
202 */
203DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecAdd(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, PCRTTIMESPEC pTimeAdd)
204{
205 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch += pTimeAdd->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch;
206 return pTime;
207}
208
209
210/**
211 * Adds a time period give as nanoseconds from the time.
212 *
213 * @returns pTime.
214 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
215 * @param i64Nano The time period in nanoseconds.
216 */
217DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecAddNano(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Nano)
218{
219 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch += i64Nano;
220 return pTime;
221}
222
223
224/**
225 * Adds a time period give as microseconds from the time.
226 *
227 * @returns pTime.
228 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
229 * @param i64Micro The time period in microseconds.
230 */
231DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecAddMicro(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Micro)
232{
233 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch += i64Micro * RT_NS_1US;
234 return pTime;
235}
236
237
238/**
239 * Adds a time period give as milliseconds from the time.
240 *
241 * @returns pTime.
242 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
243 * @param i64Milli The time period in milliseconds.
244 */
245DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecAddMilli(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Milli)
246{
247 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch += i64Milli * RT_NS_1MS;
248 return pTime;
249}
250
251
252/**
253 * Adds a time period give as seconds from the time.
254 *
255 * @returns pTime.
256 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
257 * @param i64Seconds The time period in seconds.
258 */
259DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecAddSeconds(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Seconds)
260{
261 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch += i64Seconds * RT_NS_1SEC;
262 return pTime;
263}
264
265
266/**
267 * Subtracts a time period from the time.
268 *
269 * @returns pTime.
270 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
271 * @param pTimeSub The time spec to subtract from pTime.
272 */
273DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSub(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, PCRTTIMESPEC pTimeSub)
274{
275 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch -= pTimeSub->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch;
276 return pTime;
277}
278
279
280/**
281 * Subtracts a time period give as nanoseconds from the time.
282 *
283 * @returns pTime.
284 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
285 * @param i64Nano The time period in nanoseconds.
286 */
287DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSubNano(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Nano)
288{
289 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch -= i64Nano;
290 return pTime;
291}
292
293
294/**
295 * Subtracts a time period give as microseconds from the time.
296 *
297 * @returns pTime.
298 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
299 * @param i64Micro The time period in microseconds.
300 */
301DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSubMicro(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Micro)
302{
303 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch -= i64Micro * RT_NS_1US;
304 return pTime;
305}
306
307
308/**
309 * Subtracts a time period give as milliseconds from the time.
310 *
311 * @returns pTime.
312 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
313 * @param i64Milli The time period in milliseconds.
314 */
315DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSubMilli(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Milli)
316{
317 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch -= i64Milli * RT_NS_1MS;
318 return pTime;
319}
320
321
322/**
323 * Subtracts a time period give as seconds from the time.
324 *
325 * @returns pTime.
326 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
327 * @param i64Seconds The time period in seconds.
328 */
329DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSubSeconds(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Seconds)
330{
331 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch -= i64Seconds * RT_NS_1SEC;
332 return pTime;
333}
334
335
336/**
337 * Gives the time in seconds and nanoseconds.
338 *
339 * @returns pTime.
340 * @param pTime The time spec to interpret.
341 * @param *pi32Seconds Where to store the time period in seconds.
342 * @param *pi32Nano Where to store the time period in nanoseconds.
343 */
344DECLINLINE(void) RTTimeSpecGetSecondsAndNano(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int32_t *pi32Seconds, int32_t *pi32Nano)
345{
346 int64_t i64 = RTTimeSpecGetNano(pTime);
347 int32_t i32Nano = (int32_t)(i64 % RT_NS_1SEC);
348 i64 /= RT_NS_1SEC;
349 if (i32Nano < 0)
350 {
351 i32Nano += RT_NS_1SEC;
352 i64--;
353 }
354 *pi32Seconds = (int32_t)i64;
355 *pi32Nano = i32Nano;
356}
357
358
359/* PORTME: Add struct timeval guard macro here. */
360/*
361 * Starting with Linux kernel version 5.6-rc3, the struct timeval is no longer
362 * available to kernel code and must not be used in kernel code.
363 * Only 64-bit time-interfaces are allowed into the kernel.
364 */
365#if defined(RT_OS_LINUX) && (defined(__KERNEL__) || defined(_LINUX_TIME64_H))
366#define RTTIME_NO_TIMEVAL
367#endif
368#if !defined(RTTIME_NO_TIMEVAL) \
369 && (defined(RTTIME_INCL_TIMEVAL) || defined(_STRUCT_TIMEVAL) || defined(_SYS__TIMEVAL_H_) \
370 || defined(_SYS_TIME_H) || defined(_TIMEVAL) || defined(_LINUX_TIME_H) \
371 || (defined(RT_OS_NETBSD) && defined(_SYS_TIME_H_)))
372/**
373 * Gets the time as POSIX timeval.
374 *
375 * @returns pTime.
376 * @param pTime The time spec to interpret.
377 * @param pTimeval Where to store the time as POSIX timeval.
378 */
379DECLINLINE(struct timeval *) RTTimeSpecGetTimeval(PCRTTIMESPEC pTime, struct timeval *pTimeval)
380{
381 int64_t i64 = RTTimeSpecGetMicro(pTime);
382 int32_t i32Micro = (int32_t)(i64 % RT_US_1SEC);
383 i64 /= RT_US_1SEC;
384 if (i32Micro < 0)
385 {
386 i32Micro += RT_US_1SEC;
387 i64--;
388 }
389 pTimeval->tv_sec = (time_t)i64;
390 pTimeval->tv_usec = i32Micro;
391 return pTimeval;
392}
393
394/**
395 * Sets the time as POSIX timeval.
396 *
397 * @returns pTime.
398 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
399 * @param pTimeval Pointer to the POSIX timeval struct with the new time.
400 */
401DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSetTimeval(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, const struct timeval *pTimeval)
402{
403 return RTTimeSpecAddMicro(RTTimeSpecSetSeconds(pTime, pTimeval->tv_sec), pTimeval->tv_usec);
404}
405#endif /* various ways of detecting struct timeval */
406
407
408/* PORTME: Add struct timespec guard macro here. */
409/*
410 * Starting with Linux kernel version 5.6-rc3, the _STRUCT_TIMESPEC is only defined
411 * under !__KERNEL__ guard and _LINUX_TIME64_H does not define a corresponding
412 * _STRUCT_TIMESPEC64. Only 64-bit time-interfaces are now allowed into the kernel.
413 * We have to keep it for __KERNEL__ though to support older guest kernels (2.6.X)
414 * without _LINUX_TIME64_H.
415 */
416#if defined(RT_OS_LINUX) && defined(_LINUX_TIME64_H)
417#define RTTIME_NO_TIMESPEC
418#endif
419#if !defined(RTTIME_NO_TIMESPEC) \
420 && (defined(RTTIME_INCL_TIMESPEC) || defined(_STRUCT_TIMESPEC) || defined(_SYS__TIMESPEC_H_) \
421 || defined(TIMEVAL_TO_TIMESPEC) || defined(_TIMESPEC) \
422 || (defined(RT_OS_NETBSD) && defined(_SYS_TIME_H_)))
423/**
424 * Gets the time as POSIX timespec.
425 *
426 * @returns pTime.
427 * @param pTime The time spec to interpret.
428 * @param pTimespec Where to store the time as POSIX timespec.
429 */
430DECLINLINE(struct timespec *) RTTimeSpecGetTimespec(PCRTTIMESPEC pTime, struct timespec *pTimespec)
431{
432 int64_t i64 = RTTimeSpecGetNano(pTime);
433 int32_t i32Nano = (int32_t)(i64 % RT_NS_1SEC);
434 i64 /= RT_NS_1SEC;
435 if (i32Nano < 0)
436 {
437 i32Nano += RT_NS_1SEC;
438 i64--;
439 }
440 pTimespec->tv_sec = (time_t)i64;
441 pTimespec->tv_nsec = i32Nano;
442 return pTimespec;
443}
444
445/**
446 * Sets the time as POSIX timespec.
447 *
448 * @returns pTime.
449 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
450 * @param pTimespec Pointer to the POSIX timespec struct with the new time.
451 */
452DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSetTimespec(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, const struct timespec *pTimespec)
453{
454 return RTTimeSpecAddNano(RTTimeSpecSetSeconds(pTime, pTimespec->tv_sec), pTimespec->tv_nsec);
455}
456#endif /* various ways of detecting struct timespec */
457
458#if defined(RTTIME_NO_TIMESPEC)
459DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSetTimespec64(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, const struct timespec64 *pTimeval)
460{
461 return RTTimeSpecAddNano(RTTimeSpecSetSeconds(pTime, pTimeval->tv_sec), pTimeval->tv_nsec);
462}
463#endif /* RT_OS_LINUX && _LINUX_TIME64_H */
464
465
466
467/** The offset of the unix epoch and the base for NT time (in 100ns units).
468 * Nt time starts at 1601-01-01 00:00:00. */
469#define RTTIME_NT_TIME_OFFSET_UNIX (116444736000000000LL)
470
471
472/**
473 * Gets the time as NT time.
474 *
475 * @returns Nt time.
476 * @param pTime The time spec to interpret.
477 */
478DECLINLINE(uint64_t) RTTimeSpecGetNtTime(PCRTTIMESPEC pTime)
479{
480 return pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch / 100
481 + RTTIME_NT_TIME_OFFSET_UNIX;
482}
483
484
485/**
486 * Sets the time given by Nt time.
487 *
488 * @returns pTime.
489 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
490 * @param u64NtTime The new time in Nt time.
491 */
492DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSetNtTime(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, uint64_t u64NtTime)
493{
494 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch =
495 ((int64_t)u64NtTime - RTTIME_NT_TIME_OFFSET_UNIX) * 100;
496 return pTime;
497}
498
499
500#ifdef _FILETIME_
501/**
502 * Gets the time as NT file time.
503 *
504 * @returns pFileTime.
505 * @param pTime The time spec to interpret.
506 * @param pFileTime Pointer to NT filetime structure.
507 */
508DECLINLINE(PFILETIME) RTTimeSpecGetNtFileTime(PCRTTIMESPEC pTime, PFILETIME pFileTime)
509{
510 *((uint64_t *)pFileTime) = RTTimeSpecGetNtTime(pTime);
511 return pFileTime;
512}
513
514/**
515 * Sets the time as NT file time.
516 *
517 * @returns pTime.
518 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
519 * @param pFileTime Where to store the time as Nt file time.
520 */
521DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSetNtFileTime(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, const FILETIME *pFileTime)
522{
523 return RTTimeSpecSetNtTime(pTime, *(const uint64_t *)pFileTime);
524}
525#endif
526
527
528/** The offset to the start of DOS time.
529 * DOS time starts 1980-01-01 00:00:00. */
530#define RTTIME_OFFSET_DOS_TIME (315532800000000000LL)
531
532
533/**
534 * Gets the time as seconds relative to the start of dos time.
535 *
536 * @returns seconds relative to the start of dos time.
537 * @param pTime The time spec to interpret.
538 */
539DECLINLINE(int64_t) RTTimeSpecGetDosSeconds(PCRTTIMESPEC pTime)
540{
541 return (pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch - RTTIME_OFFSET_DOS_TIME)
542 / RT_NS_1SEC;
543}
544
545
546/**
547 * Sets the time given by seconds relative to the start of dos time.
548 *
549 * @returns pTime.
550 * @param pTime The time spec to modify.
551 * @param i64Seconds The new time in seconds relative to the start of dos time.
552 */
553DECLINLINE(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecSetDosSeconds(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, int64_t i64Seconds)
554{
555 pTime->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch = i64Seconds * RT_NS_1SEC
556 + RTTIME_OFFSET_DOS_TIME;
557 return pTime;
558}
559
560
561/**
562 * Compare two time specs.
563 *
564 * @returns true they are equal.
565 * @returns false they are not equal.
566 * @param pTime1 The 1st time spec.
567 * @param pTime2 The 2nd time spec.
568 */
569DECLINLINE(bool) RTTimeSpecIsEqual(PCRTTIMESPEC pTime1, PCRTTIMESPEC pTime2)
570{
571 return pTime1->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch == pTime2->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch;
572}
573
574
575/**
576 * Compare two time specs.
577 *
578 * @returns 0 if equal, -1 if @a pLeft is smaller, 1 if @a pLeft is larger.
579 * @returns false they are not equal.
580 * @param pLeft The 1st time spec.
581 * @param pRight The 2nd time spec.
582 */
583DECLINLINE(int) RTTimeSpecCompare(PCRTTIMESPEC pLeft, PCRTTIMESPEC pRight)
584{
585 if (pLeft->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch == pRight->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch)
586 return 0;
587 return pLeft->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch < pRight->i64NanosecondsRelativeToUnixEpoch ? -1 : 1;
588}
589
590
591/**
592 * Converts a time spec to a ISO date string.
593 *
594 * @returns psz on success.
595 * @returns NULL on buffer underflow.
596 * @param pTime The time spec.
597 * @param psz Where to store the string.
598 * @param cb The size of the buffer.
599 */
600RTDECL(char *) RTTimeSpecToString(PCRTTIMESPEC pTime, char *psz, size_t cb);
601
602/**
603 * Attempts to convert an ISO date string to a time structure.
604 *
605 * We're a little forgiving with zero padding, unspecified parts, and leading
606 * and trailing spaces.
607 *
608 * @retval pTime on success,
609 * @retval NULL on failure.
610 * @param pTime The time spec.
611 * @param pszString The ISO date string to convert.
612 */
613RTDECL(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeSpecFromString(PRTTIMESPEC pTime, const char *pszString);
614
615/** @} */
616
617
618/**
619 * Exploded time.
620 */
621typedef struct RTTIME
622{
623 /** The year number. */
624 int32_t i32Year;
625 /** The month of the year (1-12). January is 1. */
626 uint8_t u8Month;
627 /** The day of the week (0-6). Monday is 0. */
628 uint8_t u8WeekDay;
629 /** The day of the year (1-366). January the 1st is 1. */
630 uint16_t u16YearDay;
631 /** The day of the month (1-31). */
632 uint8_t u8MonthDay;
633 /** Hour of the day (0-23). */
634 uint8_t u8Hour;
635 /** The minute of the hour (0-59). */
636 uint8_t u8Minute;
637 /** The second of the minute (0-60).
638 * (u32Nanosecond / 1000000) */
639 uint8_t u8Second;
640 /** The nanoseconds of the second (0-999999999). */
641 uint32_t u32Nanosecond;
642 /** Flags, of the RTTIME_FLAGS_* \#defines. */
643 uint32_t fFlags;
644 /** UCT time offset in minutes (-840-840). Positive for timezones east of
645 * UTC, negative for zones to the west. Same as what RTTimeLocalDeltaNano
646 * & RTTimeLocalDeltaNanoFor returns, just different unit. */
647 int32_t offUTC;
648} RTTIME;
649AssertCompileSize(RTTIME, 24);
650/** Pointer to a exploded time structure. */
651typedef RTTIME *PRTTIME;
652/** Pointer to a const exploded time structure. */
653typedef const RTTIME *PCRTTIME;
654
655/** @name RTTIME::fFlags values.
656 * @{ */
657/** Set if the time is UTC. If clear the time local time. */
658#define RTTIME_FLAGS_TYPE_MASK 3
659/** the time is UTC time. */
660#define RTTIME_FLAGS_TYPE_UTC 2
661/** The time is local time. */
662#define RTTIME_FLAGS_TYPE_LOCAL 3
663
664/** Set if the time is local and daylight saving time is in effect.
665 * Not bit is not valid if RTTIME_FLAGS_NO_DST_DATA is set. */
666#define RTTIME_FLAGS_DST RT_BIT(4)
667/** Set if the time is local and there is no data available on daylight saving time. */
668#define RTTIME_FLAGS_NO_DST_DATA RT_BIT(5)
669/** Set if the year is a leap year.
670 * This is mutual exclusiv with RTTIME_FLAGS_COMMON_YEAR. */
671#define RTTIME_FLAGS_LEAP_YEAR RT_BIT(6)
672/** Set if the year is a common year.
673 * This is mutual exclusiv with RTTIME_FLAGS_LEAP_YEAR. */
674#define RTTIME_FLAGS_COMMON_YEAR RT_BIT(7)
675/** The mask of valid flags. */
676#define RTTIME_FLAGS_MASK UINT32_C(0xff)
677/** @} */
678
679
680/**
681 * Gets the current system time (UTC).
682 *
683 * @returns pTime.
684 * @param pTime Where to store the time.
685 */
686RTDECL(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeNow(PRTTIMESPEC pTime);
687
688/**
689 * Sets the system time.
690 *
691 * @returns IPRT status code
692 * @param pTime The new system time (UTC).
693 *
694 * @remarks This will usually fail because changing the wall time is usually
695 * requires extra privileges.
696 */
697RTDECL(int) RTTimeSet(PCRTTIMESPEC pTime);
698
699/**
700 * Explodes a time spec (UTC).
701 *
702 * @returns pTime.
703 * @param pTime Where to store the exploded time.
704 * @param pTimeSpec The time spec to exploded.
705 */
706RTDECL(PRTTIME) RTTimeExplode(PRTTIME pTime, PCRTTIMESPEC pTimeSpec);
707
708/**
709 * Implodes exploded time to a time spec (UTC).
710 *
711 * @returns pTime on success.
712 * @returns NULL if the pTime data is invalid.
713 * @param pTimeSpec Where to store the imploded UTC time.
714 * If pTime specifies a time which outside the range, maximum or
715 * minimum values will be returned.
716 * @param pTime Pointer to the exploded time to implode.
717 * The fields u8Month, u8WeekDay and u8MonthDay are not used,
718 * and all the other fields are expected to be within their
719 * bounds. Use RTTimeNormalize() to calculate u16YearDay and
720 * normalize the ranges of the fields.
721 */
722RTDECL(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeImplode(PRTTIMESPEC pTimeSpec, PCRTTIME pTime);
723
724/**
725 * Normalizes the fields of a time structure.
726 *
727 * It is possible to calculate year-day from month/day and vice
728 * versa. If you adjust any of of these, make sure to zero the
729 * other so you make it clear which of the fields to use. If
730 * it's ambiguous, the year-day field is used (and you get
731 * assertions in debug builds).
732 *
733 * All the time fields and the year-day or month/day fields will
734 * be adjusted for overflows. (Since all fields are unsigned, there
735 * is no underflows.) It is possible to exploit this for simple
736 * date math, though the recommended way of doing that to implode
737 * the time into a timespec and do the math on that.
738 *
739 * @returns pTime on success.
740 * @returns NULL if the data is invalid.
741 *
742 * @param pTime The time structure to normalize.
743 *
744 * @remarks This function doesn't work with local time, only with UTC time.
745 */
746RTDECL(PRTTIME) RTTimeNormalize(PRTTIME pTime);
747
748/**
749 * Gets the current local system time.
750 *
751 * @returns pTime.
752 * @param pTime Where to store the local time.
753 */
754RTDECL(PRTTIMESPEC) RTTimeLocalNow(PRTTIMESPEC pTime);
755
756/**
757 * Gets the current delta between UTC and local time.
758 *
759 * @code
760 * RTTIMESPEC LocalTime;
761 * RTTimeSpecAddNano(RTTimeNow(&LocalTime), RTTimeLocalDeltaNano());
762 * @endcode
763 *
764 * @returns Returns the nanosecond delta between UTC and local time.
765 */
766RTDECL(int64_t) RTTimeLocalDeltaNano(void);
767
768/**
769 * Gets the delta between UTC and local time at the given time.
770 *
771 * @code
772 * RTTIMESPEC LocalTime;
773 * RTTimeNow(&LocalTime);
774 * RTTimeSpecAddNano(&LocalTime, RTTimeLocalDeltaNanoFor(&LocalTime));
775 * @endcode
776 *
777 * @param pTimeSpec The time spec giving the time to get the delta for.
778 * @returns Returns the nanosecond delta between UTC and local time.
779 */
780RTDECL(int64_t) RTTimeLocalDeltaNanoFor(PCRTTIMESPEC pTimeSpec);
781
782/**
783 * Explodes a time spec to the localized timezone.
784 *
785 * @returns pTime.
786 * @param pTime Where to store the exploded time.
787 * @param pTimeSpec The time spec to exploded (UTC).
788 */
789RTDECL(PRTTIME) RTTimeLocalExplode(PRTTIME pTime, PCRTTIMESPEC pTimeSpec);
790
791/**
792 * Normalizes the fields of a time structure containing local time.
793 *
794 * See RTTimeNormalize for details.
795 *
796 * @returns pTime on success.
797 * @returns NULL if the data is invalid.
798 * @param pTime The time structure to normalize.
799 */
800RTDECL(PRTTIME) RTTimeLocalNormalize(PRTTIME pTime);
801
802/**
803 * Converts a time structure to UTC, relying on UTC offset information
804 * if it contains local time.
805 *
806 * @returns pTime on success.
807 * @returns NULL if the data is invalid.
808 * @param pTime The time structure to convert.
809 */
810RTDECL(PRTTIME) RTTimeConvertToZulu(PRTTIME pTime);
811
812/**
813 * Converts a time spec to a ISO date string.
814 *
815 * @returns psz on success.
816 * @returns NULL on buffer underflow.
817 * @param pTime The time. Caller should've normalized this.
818 * @param psz Where to store the string.
819 * @param cb The size of the buffer.
820 */
821RTDECL(char *) RTTimeToString(PCRTTIME pTime, char *psz, size_t cb);
822
823/**
824 * Converts a time spec to a ISO date string, extended version.
825 *
826 * @returns Output string length on success (positive), VERR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW
827 * (negative) or VERR_OUT_OF_RANGE (negative) on failure.
828 * @param pTime The time. Caller should've normalized this.
829 * @param psz Where to store the string.
830 * @param cb The size of the buffer.
831 * @param cFractionDigits Number of digits in the fraction. Max is 9.
832 */
833RTDECL(ssize_t) RTTimeToStringEx(PCRTTIME pTime, char *psz, size_t cb, unsigned cFractionDigits);
834
835/** Suggested buffer length for RTTimeToString and RTTimeToStringEx output, including terminator. */
836#define RTTIME_STR_LEN 40
837
838/**
839 * Attempts to convert an ISO date string to a time structure.
840 *
841 * We're a little forgiving with zero padding, unspecified parts, and leading
842 * and trailing spaces.
843 *
844 * @retval pTime on success,
845 * @retval NULL on failure.
846 * @param pTime Where to store the time on success.
847 * @param pszString The ISO date string to convert.
848 */
849RTDECL(PRTTIME) RTTimeFromString(PRTTIME pTime, const char *pszString);
850
851/**
852 * Formats the given time on a RTC-2822 compliant format.
853 *
854 * @returns Output string length on success (positive), VERR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW
855 * (negative) on failure.
856 * @param pTime The time. Caller should've normalized this.
857 * @param psz Where to store the string.
858 * @param cb The size of the buffer.
859 * @param fFlags RTTIME_RFC2822_F_XXX
860 * @sa RTTIME_RFC2822_LEN
861 */
862RTDECL(ssize_t) RTTimeToRfc2822(PRTTIME pTime, char *psz, size_t cb, uint32_t fFlags);
863
864/** Suggested buffer length for RTTimeToRfc2822 output, including terminator. */
865#define RTTIME_RFC2822_LEN 40
866/** @name RTTIME_RFC2822_F_XXX
867 * @{ */
868/** Use the deprecated GMT timezone instead of +/-0000.
869 * This is required by the HTTP RFC-7231 7.1.1.1. */
870#define RTTIME_RFC2822_F_GMT RT_BIT_32(0)
871/** @} */
872
873/**
874 * Attempts to convert an RFC-2822 date string to a time structure.
875 *
876 * We're a little forgiving with zero padding, unspecified parts, and leading
877 * and trailing spaces.
878 *
879 * @retval pTime on success,
880 * @retval NULL on failure.
881 * @param pTime Where to store the time on success.
882 * @param pszString The ISO date string to convert.
883 */
884RTDECL(PRTTIME) RTTimeFromRfc2822(PRTTIME pTime, const char *pszString);
885
886/**
887 * Checks if a year is a leap year or not.
888 *
889 * @returns true if it's a leap year.
890 * @returns false if it's a common year.
891 * @param i32Year The year in question.
892 */
893RTDECL(bool) RTTimeIsLeapYear(int32_t i32Year);
894
895/**
896 * Compares two normalized time structures.
897 *
898 * @retval 0 if equal.
899 * @retval -1 if @a pLeft is earlier than @a pRight.
900 * @retval 1 if @a pRight is earlier than @a pLeft.
901 *
902 * @param pLeft The left side time. NULL is accepted.
903 * @param pRight The right side time. NULL is accepted.
904 *
905 * @note A NULL time is considered smaller than anything else. If both are
906 * NULL, they are considered equal.
907 */
908RTDECL(int) RTTimeCompare(PCRTTIME pLeft, PCRTTIME pRight);
909
910/**
911 * Gets the current nanosecond timestamp.
912 *
913 * @returns nanosecond timestamp.
914 */
915RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTS(void);
916
917/**
918 * Gets the current millisecond timestamp.
919 *
920 * @returns millisecond timestamp.
921 */
922RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeMilliTS(void);
923
924/**
925 * Debugging the time api.
926 *
927 * @returns the number of 1ns steps which has been applied by RTTimeNanoTS().
928 */
929RTDECL(uint32_t) RTTimeDbgSteps(void);
930
931/**
932 * Debugging the time api.
933 *
934 * @returns the number of times the TSC interval expired RTTimeNanoTS().
935 */
936RTDECL(uint32_t) RTTimeDbgExpired(void);
937
938/**
939 * Debugging the time api.
940 *
941 * @returns the number of bad previous values encountered by RTTimeNanoTS().
942 */
943RTDECL(uint32_t) RTTimeDbgBad(void);
944
945/**
946 * Debugging the time api.
947 *
948 * @returns the number of update races in RTTimeNanoTS().
949 */
950RTDECL(uint32_t) RTTimeDbgRaces(void);
951
952/** @name RTTimeNanoTS GIP worker functions, for TM.
953 * @{ */
954/** Pointer to a RTTIMENANOTSDATA structure. */
955typedef struct RTTIMENANOTSDATA *PRTTIMENANOTSDATA;
956
957/**
958 * Nanosecond timestamp data.
959 *
960 * This is used to keep track of statistics and callback so IPRT
961 * and TM (VirtualBox) can share code.
962 *
963 * @remark Keep this in sync with the assembly version in timesupA.asm.
964 */
965typedef struct RTTIMENANOTSDATA
966{
967 /** Where the previous timestamp is stored.
968 * This is maintained to ensure that time doesn't go backwards or anything. */
969 uint64_t volatile *pu64Prev;
970
971 /**
972 * Helper function that's used by the assembly routines when something goes bust.
973 *
974 * @param pData Pointer to this structure.
975 * @param u64NanoTS The calculated nano ts.
976 * @param u64DeltaPrev The delta relative to the previously returned timestamp.
977 * @param u64PrevNanoTS The previously returned timestamp (as it was read it).
978 */
979 DECLCALLBACKMEMBER(void, pfnBad)(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData, uint64_t u64NanoTS, uint64_t u64DeltaPrev, uint64_t u64PrevNanoTS);
980
981 /**
982 * Callback for when rediscovery is required.
983 *
984 * @returns Nanosecond timestamp.
985 * @param pData Pointer to this structure.
986 */
987 DECLCALLBACKMEMBER(uint64_t, pfnRediscover)(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
988
989 /**
990 * Callback for when some CPU index related stuff goes wrong.
991 *
992 * @returns Nanosecond timestamp.
993 * @param pData Pointer to this structure.
994 * @param idApic The APIC ID if available, otherwise (UINT16_MAX-1).
995 * @param iCpuSet The CPU set index if available, otherwise
996 * (UINT16_MAX-1).
997 * @param iGipCpu The GIP CPU array index if available, otherwise
998 * (UINT16_MAX-1).
999 */
1000 DECLCALLBACKMEMBER(uint64_t, pfnBadCpuIndex)(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData, uint16_t idApic, uint16_t iCpuSet, uint16_t iGipCpu);
1001
1002 /** Number of 1ns steps because of overshooting the period. */
1003 uint32_t c1nsSteps;
1004 /** The number of times the interval expired (overflow). */
1005 uint32_t cExpired;
1006 /** Number of "bad" previous values. */
1007 uint32_t cBadPrev;
1008 /** The number of update races. */
1009 uint32_t cUpdateRaces;
1010} RTTIMENANOTSDATA;
1011
1012#ifndef IN_RING3
1013/**
1014 * The Ring-3 layout of the RTTIMENANOTSDATA structure.
1015 */
1016typedef struct RTTIMENANOTSDATAR3
1017{
1018 R3PTRTYPE(uint64_t volatile *) pu64Prev;
1019 DECLR3CALLBACKMEMBER(void, pfnBad,(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData, uint64_t u64NanoTS, uint64_t u64DeltaPrev, uint64_t u64PrevNanoTS));
1020 DECLR3CALLBACKMEMBER(uint64_t, pfnRediscover,(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData));
1021 DECLR3CALLBACKMEMBER(uint64_t, pfnBadCpuIndex,(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData, uint16_t idApic, uint16_t iCpuSet, uint16_t iGipCpu));
1022 uint32_t c1nsSteps;
1023 uint32_t cExpired;
1024 uint32_t cBadPrev;
1025 uint32_t cUpdateRaces;
1026} RTTIMENANOTSDATAR3;
1027#else
1028typedef RTTIMENANOTSDATA RTTIMENANOTSDATAR3;
1029#endif
1030
1031#ifndef IN_RING0
1032/**
1033 * The Ring-3 layout of the RTTIMENANOTSDATA structure.
1034 */
1035typedef struct RTTIMENANOTSDATAR0
1036{
1037 R0PTRTYPE(uint64_t volatile *) pu64Prev;
1038 DECLR0CALLBACKMEMBER(void, pfnBad,(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData, uint64_t u64NanoTS, uint64_t u64DeltaPrev, uint64_t u64PrevNanoTS));
1039 DECLR0CALLBACKMEMBER(uint64_t, pfnRediscover,(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData));
1040 DECLR0CALLBACKMEMBER(uint64_t, pfnBadCpuIndex,(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData, uint16_t idApic, uint16_t iCpuSet, uint16_t iGipCpu));
1041 uint32_t c1nsSteps;
1042 uint32_t cExpired;
1043 uint32_t cBadPrev;
1044 uint32_t cUpdateRaces;
1045} RTTIMENANOTSDATAR0;
1046#else
1047typedef RTTIMENANOTSDATA RTTIMENANOTSDATAR0;
1048#endif
1049
1050#ifndef IN_RC
1051/**
1052 * The RC layout of the RTTIMENANOTSDATA structure.
1053 */
1054typedef struct RTTIMENANOTSDATARC
1055{
1056 RCPTRTYPE(uint64_t volatile *) pu64Prev;
1057 DECLRCCALLBACKMEMBER(void, pfnBad,(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData, uint64_t u64NanoTS, uint64_t u64DeltaPrev, uint64_t u64PrevNanoTS));
1058 DECLRCCALLBACKMEMBER(uint64_t, pfnRediscover,(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData));
1059 DECLRCCALLBACKMEMBER(uint64_t, pfnBadCpuIndex,(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData, uint16_t idApic, uint16_t iCpuSet, uint16_t iGipCpu));
1060 uint32_t c1nsSteps;
1061 uint32_t cExpired;
1062 uint32_t cBadPrev;
1063 uint32_t cUpdateRaces;
1064} RTTIMENANOTSDATARC;
1065#else
1066typedef RTTIMENANOTSDATA RTTIMENANOTSDATARC;
1067#endif
1068
1069/** Internal RTTimeNanoTS worker (assembly). */
1070typedef DECLCALLBACK(uint64_t) FNTIMENANOTSINTERNAL(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1071/** Pointer to an internal RTTimeNanoTS worker (assembly). */
1072typedef FNTIMENANOTSINTERNAL *PFNTIMENANOTSINTERNAL;
1073RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacySyncInvarNoDelta(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1074RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceSyncInvarNoDelta(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1075#ifdef IN_RING3
1076RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacyAsyncUseApicId(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1077RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacyAsyncUseApicIdExt0B(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1078RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacyAsyncUseApicIdExt8000001E(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1079RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacyAsyncUseRdtscp(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1080RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacyAsyncUseRdtscpGroupChNumCl(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1081RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacyAsyncUseIdtrLim(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1082RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacySyncInvarWithDeltaUseApicId(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1083RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacySyncInvarWithDeltaUseApicIdExt0B(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1084RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacySyncInvarWithDeltaUseApicIdExt8000001E(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1085RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacySyncInvarWithDeltaUseRdtscp(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1086RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacySyncInvarWithDeltaUseIdtrLim(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1087RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceAsyncUseApicId(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1088RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceAsyncUseApicIdExt0B(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1089RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceAsyncUseApicIdExt8000001E(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1090RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceAsyncUseRdtscp(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1091RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceAsyncUseRdtscpGroupChNumCl(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1092RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceAsyncUseIdtrLim(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1093RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceSyncInvarWithDeltaUseApicId(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1094RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceSyncInvarWithDeltaUseApicIdExt0B(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1095RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceSyncInvarWithDeltaUseApicIdExt8000001E(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1096RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceSyncInvarWithDeltaUseRdtscp(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1097RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceSyncInvarWithDeltaUseIdtrLim(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1098#else
1099RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacyAsync(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1100RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLegacySyncInvarWithDelta(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1101RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceAsync(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1102RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeNanoTSLFenceSyncInvarWithDelta(PRTTIMENANOTSDATA pData);
1103#endif
1104
1105/** @} */
1106
1107
1108/**
1109 * Gets the current nanosecond timestamp.
1110 *
1111 * This differs from RTTimeNanoTS in that it will use system APIs and not do any
1112 * resolution or performance optimizations.
1113 *
1114 * @returns nanosecond timestamp.
1115 */
1116RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeSystemNanoTS(void);
1117
1118/**
1119 * Gets the current millisecond timestamp.
1120 *
1121 * This differs from RTTimeNanoTS in that it will use system APIs and not do any
1122 * resolution or performance optimizations.
1123 *
1124 * @returns millisecond timestamp.
1125 */
1126RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeSystemMilliTS(void);
1127
1128/**
1129 * Get the nanosecond timestamp relative to program startup.
1130 *
1131 * @returns Timestamp relative to program startup.
1132 */
1133RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeProgramNanoTS(void);
1134
1135/**
1136 * Get the microsecond timestamp relative to program startup.
1137 *
1138 * @returns Timestamp relative to program startup.
1139 */
1140RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeProgramMicroTS(void);
1141
1142/**
1143 * Get the millisecond timestamp relative to program startup.
1144 *
1145 * @returns Timestamp relative to program startup.
1146 */
1147RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeProgramMilliTS(void);
1148
1149/**
1150 * Get the second timestamp relative to program startup.
1151 *
1152 * @returns Timestamp relative to program startup.
1153 */
1154RTDECL(uint32_t) RTTimeProgramSecTS(void);
1155
1156/**
1157 * Get the RTTimeNanoTS() of when the program started.
1158 *
1159 * @returns Program startup timestamp.
1160 */
1161RTDECL(uint64_t) RTTimeProgramStartNanoTS(void);
1162
1163
1164/**
1165 * Time zone information.
1166 */
1167typedef struct RTTIMEZONEINFO
1168{
1169 /** Unix time zone name (continent/country[/city]|). */
1170 const char *pszUnixName;
1171 /** Windows time zone name. */
1172 const char *pszWindowsName;
1173 /** The length of the unix time zone name. */
1174 uint8_t cchUnixName;
1175 /** The length of the windows time zone name. */
1176 uint8_t cchWindowsName;
1177 /** Two letter country/territory code if applicable, otherwise 'ZZ'. */
1178 char szCountry[3];
1179 /** Two letter windows country/territory code if applicable.
1180 * Empty string if no windows mapping. */
1181 char szWindowsCountry[3];
1182#if 0 /* Add when needed and it's been extracted. */
1183 /** The standard delta in minutes (add to UTC). */
1184 int16_t cMinStdDelta;
1185 /** The daylight saving time delta in minutes (add to UTC). */
1186 int16_t cMinDstDelta;
1187#endif
1188 /** closest matching windows time zone index. */
1189 uint32_t idxWindows;
1190 /** Flags, RTTIMEZONEINFO_F_XXX. */
1191 uint32_t fFlags;
1192} RTTIMEZONEINFO;
1193/** Pointer to time zone info. */
1194typedef RTTIMEZONEINFO const *PCRTTIMEZONEINFO;
1195
1196/** @name RTTIMEZONEINFO_F_XXX - time zone info flags.
1197 * @{ */
1198/** Indicates golden mapping entry for a windows time zone name. */
1199#define RTTIMEZONEINFO_F_GOLDEN RT_BIT_32(0)
1200/** @} */
1201
1202/**
1203 * Looks up static time zone information by unix name.
1204 *
1205 * @returns Pointer to info entry if found, NULL if not.
1206 * @param pszName The unix zone name (TZ).
1207 */
1208RTDECL(PCRTTIMEZONEINFO) RTTimeZoneGetInfoByUnixName(const char *pszName);
1209
1210/**
1211 * Looks up static time zone information by window name.
1212 *
1213 * @returns Pointer to info entry if found, NULL if not.
1214 * @param pszName The windows zone name (reg key).
1215 */
1216RTDECL(PCRTTIMEZONEINFO) RTTimeZoneGetInfoByWindowsName(const char *pszName);
1217
1218/**
1219 * Looks up static time zone information by windows index.
1220 *
1221 * @returns Pointer to info entry if found, NULL if not.
1222 * @param idxZone The windows timezone index.
1223 */
1224RTDECL(PCRTTIMEZONEINFO) RTTimeZoneGetInfoByWindowsIndex(uint32_t idxZone);
1225
1226/**
1227 * Get the current time zone (TZ).
1228 *
1229 * @returns IPRT status code.
1230 * @param pszName Where to return the time zone name.
1231 * @param cbName The size of the name buffer.
1232 */
1233RTDECL(int) RTTimeZoneGetCurrent(char *pszName, size_t cbName);
1234
1235/** @} */
1236
1237RT_C_DECLS_END
1238
1239#endif /* !IPRT_INCLUDED_time_h */
1240
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