zhangyu0310 / timer

A C++11 cross-platform Timer implementation on POSIX.

Timer

A C++11 cross-platform Timer implementation on POSIX.

Easy to use

Can easy add a one-time timing task or repeat timing task.

addJobRunAt(expiration, cb_func, args...)

addJobRunAfter(duration, cb_func, args...)

addJobRunEvery(duration, cb_func, args...)

addJobRepeatAtDay(hour, minute, sec, cb_func, args...)

addJobRepeatAtHour(minute, sec, cb_func, args...)

addJobRepeatAtMinute(sec, cb_func, args...)

One time task can get return value.

Just for addJobRunAt & addJobRunAfter

Example:

auto pair = timer->addJobRunAt(
                system_clock::now(), for_test);
pair.second.wait();
auto result = pair.second.get();

Use thread pool asynchronous processing (Option)

Task can run in thread pool asynchronously.

ThreadPool tp;
ManagerTimer(&tp);

1. If tp == nullptr run task in timer thread.

2. ThreadPool need to supply 'enqueue' function to add task.

3. You can use dep/ThreadPool. Thanks for Jakob Progsch.

Usage

Read demo.cpp can get it.

Attention

1. Must link library rt & pthread.
2. ManagerTimer must call init() & start before add timing task.

Have Fun.