Hi,
I'm trying to build an equivalent to java's System.currentTimeMillis()
using boost framework, and I've done something like that :
#include
using namespace boost::gregorian;
using namespace boost::posix_time;
//.... Other code
long Utils::getCurrentTime()
{
ptime now(microsec_clock::universal_time());
date d(1970,boost::date_time::Jan,01);
ptime torigin(d); //midnight
//time_duration tduration = now - torigin;
time_period tperiod(torigin,now);
//long returnVal = tduration.total_milliseconds();
long returnVal = tperiod.length().total_milliseconds();
cout << "Current time : " << returnVal << endl;
return returnVal;
}
Unfortunately, it gives only a 8 digit number (in java you've got a 13
digit number when using currentTimeMillis) so I suspect that it does not
give a duration since Jan the 1st 1970 (which is java reference).
Do you have an idea of how to achieve the writing of this piece of code?
Thanks, regards.
Philippe Mondon
Equipe PAC/Architecture DIMC
Calyon
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