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#ifndef INC_tsDefs_h
#define INC_tsDefs_h
/* $Id$
* Author: Roger A. Cole
* Date: 08-09-90
*
* Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System (EPICS)
*
* Copyright 1991-92, the Regents of the University of California,
* and the University of Chicago Board of Governors.
*
* This software was produced under U.S. Government contracts:
* (W-7405-ENG-36) at the Los Alamos National Laboratory,
* and (W-31-109-ENG-38) at Argonne National Laboratory.
*
* Initial development by:
* The Controls and Automation Group (AT-8)
* Ground Test Accelerator
* Accelerator Technology Division
* Los Alamos National Laboratory
*
* Co-developed with
* The Controls and Computing Group
* Accelerator Systems Division
* Advanced Photon Source
* Argonne National Laboratory
*
* Modification Log:
* -----------------
* .01 08-09-90 rac initial version
* .02 06-18-91 rac installed in SCCS
* .03 08-03-92 rac added tsRound routines
* .04 07-02-96 joh added ANSI prototypes
*
*/
/*+/mod***********************************************************************
* TITLE tsDefs.h - time-stamp related definitions
*
* DESCRIPTION
*
* BUGS
* o only a single, manually configured, conversion between local
* time and GMT is supported. Thus, if a new `rule' for daylight
* savings time were invented, then this code would be `broken'
* until this file were configured for the new rule. BUT, then
* this code is `broken' for the period prior to the new rule's
* effect.
* o only dates following Jan 1, 1990 are handled; stamps on Jan 1,
* 1990 are treated as `dateless' times.
*
*-***************************************************************************/
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
#include "shareLib.h"
#include "errMdef.h" /* get M_ts for this subsystem's `number' */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
* TS_STAMP
*
* This is the form taken by time stamps in GTACS, and is the form used
* by the various tools used for dealing with time stamps.
*
* The time stamp represents the number of nanoseconds past 0000 Jan 1, 199
0,
* GMT (or UTC, if you prefer).
*
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
typedef struct {
unsigned secPastEpoch; /* seconds since 0000 Jan 1, 1990 */
unsigned nsec; /* nanoseconds within second */
} TS_STAMP;
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
* TS_TEXT_xxx text type codes for converting between text and time stamp
*
* TS_TEXT_MONDDYYYY Mon dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss.nano-secs
* TS_TEXT_MMDDYY mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss.nano-secs
* 123456789012345678901234567890123456789
* 0 1 2 3
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
enum tsTextType{
TS_TEXT_MONDDYYYY,
TS_TEXT_MMDDYY
};
/*/subhead configuration------------------------------------------------------
* C O N F I G U R A T I O N D E F I N I T I O N S
*
* TS_DST_BEGIN the day number for starting DST
* TS_DST_END the day number for ending DST
* TS_MIN_WEST the number of minutes west of GMT for time zone (zones east
* will have negative values)
* TS_DST_HOUR_ON the hour (standard time) when DST turns on
* TS_DST_HOUR_OFF the hour (standard time) when DST turns off
* TS_DST_HRS_ADD hours to add when DST is on
*
* day numbers start with 0 for Jan 1; day numbers in these defines are
* based on a NON-leap year. The start and end days for DST are assumed to be
* Sundays. A negative day indicates that the following Sunday is to be used;
* a positive day indicates the prior Sunday. If the begin date is larger than
* the end date, then DST overlaps the change of the year (e.g., for southern
* hemisphere).
*
* Note well that TS_DST_HOUR_ON and TS_DST_HOUR_OFF are both STANDARD time.
* So, if dst begins at 2 a.m. (standard time) and ends at 2 a.m. (daylight
* time), the two values would be 2 and 1, respectively (assuming
* TS_DST_HRS_ADD is 1).
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define TS_DST_BEGIN -90 /* first Sun in Apr (Apr 1 = 90) */
#define TS_DST_END 303 /* last Sun in Oct (Oct 31 = 303) */
#define TS_DST_HOUR_ON 2 /* 2 a.m. (standard time) */
#define TS_DST_HOUR_OFF 1 /* 2 a.m. (1 a.m. standard time) */
#define TS_DST_HRS_ADD 1 /* add one hour */
#define TS_MIN_WEST 7 * 60 /* USA mountain time zone */
#if 0 /* first set is for testing only */
#define TS_EPOCH_YEAR 1989
#define TS_EPOCH_SEC_PAST_1970 6940*86400 /* 1/1/89 19 yr (5 leap) of seconds */
#define TS_EPOCH_WDAY_NUM 0 /* Jan 1 1989 was Sun (wkday num = 0) */
#else
#define TS_EPOCH_YEAR 1990
#define TS_EPOCH_SEC_PAST_1970 7305*86400 /* 1/1/90 20 yr (5 leap) of seconds */
#define TS_EPOCH_WDAY_NUM 1 /* Jan 1 1990 was Mon (wkday num = 1) */
#endif
#define TS_MAX_YEAR TS_EPOCH_YEAR+134 /* ULONG can handle 135 years */
#define TS_TRUNC 1000000 /* truncate to milli-second significance */
/*/subhead struct tsDetail----------------------------------------------------
* breakdown structure for working with secPastEpoch
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
struct tsDetail {
int year; /* 4 digit year */
int dayYear; /* day number in year; 0 = Jan 1 */
int monthNum; /* month number; 0 = Jan */
int dayMonth; /* day number; 0 = 1st of month */
int hours; /* hours within day */
int minutes; /* minutes within hour */
int seconds; /* seconds within minute */
int dayOfWeek; /* weekday number; 0 = Sun */
int leapYear; /* (0, 1) for year (isn't, is) a leap year */
char dstOverlapChar; /* indicator for distinguishing duplicate
times in the `switch to standard' time period:
':'--time isn't ambiguous;
's'--time is standard time
'd'--time is daylight time */
};
/*/subhead status codes-------------------------------------------------------
* S T A T U S C O D E S
*
*
* Status codes for time stamp routines have the form S_ts_briefMessage .
*
* The macro TsStatusToText(stat) can be used to obtain a text string
* corresponding to a status code.
*
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define S_ts_OK 0
#define S_ts_sysTimeError (M_ts|1| 1<<1) /* error getting system time */
#define S_ts_badTextCode (M_ts|1| 2<<1) /* invalid TS_TEXT_xxx code */
#define S_ts_inputTextError (M_ts|1| 3<<1) /* error in text date or time */
#define S_ts_timeSkippedDST (M_ts|1| 4<<1) /* time skipped on switch to DST */
#define S_ts_badRoundInterval (M_ts|1| 5<<1) /* invalid rounding interval */
#define TS_S_PAST 6 /* one past last legal code */
#define TsStatusToIndex(status) \
( ((status&0xffff0000)!=M_ts) \
? TS_S_PAST \
: ( (((status&0xffff)>>1)>=TS_S_PAST) \
? TS_S_PAST \
: ((status&0xffff)>>1) \
) \
)
#define TsStatusToText(status) \
(glTsStatText[TsStatusToIndex(status)])
#ifndef TS_PRIVATE_DATA
epicsShareExtern char *glTsStatText[7];
#else
epicsShareDecl char *glTsStatText[] = {
/* S_ts_OK */ "success",
/* S_ts_sysTimeError */ "error getting system time",
/* S_ts_badTextCode */ "invalid TS_TEXT_xxx code",
/* S_ts_inputTextError */ "error in text date or time",
/* S_ts_timeSkippedDST */ "time skipped on switch to DST",
/* S_ts_badRoundInterval */ "rounding interval is invalid",
/* TS_S_PAST */ "illegal TS status code",
};
#endif
/*/subhead macros-------------------------------------------------------------
* arithmetic macros
*
* care has been taken in writing these macros that the result can
* be stored back into either operand time stamp. For example,
* both of the following (as well as other variations) are legal:
* TsAddStamps(pS1, pS1, pS2);
* TsDiffAsStamp(pS2, pS1, pS2);
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#if WIN32 /* the microsoft compiler will not compile the TsAddDouble() macro */
#define TsAddDouble(pSum, pS1, dbl) tsAddDouble(pSum, pS1, dbl)
#else /*WIN32*/
#define TsAddDouble(pSum, pS1, dbl) \
(void)( \
dbl >= 0. \
? ((*pSum).secPastEpoch = (*pS1).secPastEpoch + (unsigned long)dbl, \
( ((*pSum).nsec = (*pS1).nsec + (unsigned long)(1000000000. * \
(dbl - (double)((unsigned long)dbl))) ) ) \
>= 1000000000 \
?((*pSum).secPastEpoch += (*pSum).nsec/1000000000, \
(*pSum).nsec %= 1000000000) \
:0) \
: ((*pSum).secPastEpoch = (*pS1).secPastEpoch - (unsigned long)(-dbl), \
(*pS1).nsec >= (unsigned long)(1000000000. * \
((-dbl) - (double)((unsigned long)(-dbl)))) \
?( (*pSum).nsec = (*pS1).nsec - (unsigned long)(1000000000.* \
((-dbl) - (double)((unsigned long)(-dbl))))) \
:( (*pSum).nsec = (*pS1).nsec + 1000000000 - \
(unsigned long)(1000000000.* \
((-dbl) - (double)((unsigned long)(-dbl)))), \
(*pSum).secPastEpoch -= 1) ) )
#endif /*WIN32*/
#define TsAddStamps(pSum, pS1, pS2) \
(void)( \
((*pSum).secPastEpoch = (*pS1).secPastEpoch + (*pS2).secPastEpoch) , \
( ((*pSum).nsec = (*pS1).nsec + (*pS2).nsec) >= 1000000000 \
?((*pSum).secPastEpoch += (*pSum).nsec/1000000000, \
(*pSum).nsec %= 1000000000) \
:0) )
#define TsDiffAsDouble(pDbl, pS1, pS2) \
(void)( \
*pDbl = ((double)(*pS1).nsec - (double)(*pS2).nsec)/1000000000., \
*pDbl += (double)(*pS1).secPastEpoch - (double)(*pS2).secPastEpoch )
/* TsDiffAsStamp() assumes that stamp1 >= stamp2 */
#define TsDiffAsStamp(pDiff, pS1, pS2) \
(void)( \
(*pDiff).secPastEpoch = (*pS1).secPastEpoch - (*pS2).secPastEpoch , \
(*pS1).nsec >= (*pS2).nsec \
?( (*pDiff).nsec = (*pS1).nsec - (*pS2).nsec ) \
:( (*pDiff).nsec = ((*pS1).nsec + 1000000000) - (*pS2).nsec, \
(*pDiff).secPastEpoch -= 1 ) )
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
* comparison macros
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define TsCmpStampsEQ(pS1, pS2) \
(((*pS1).secPastEpoch) == ((*pS2).secPastEpoch) && \
((*pS1).nsec) == ((*pS2).nsec))
#define TsCmpStampsNE(pS1, pS2) \
(((*pS1).secPastEpoch) != ((*pS2).secPastEpoch) || \
((*pS1).nsec) != ((*pS2).nsec))
#define TsCmpStampsGT(pS1, pS2) \
((((*pS1).secPastEpoch) > ((*pS2).secPastEpoch)) \
?1 \
:((((*pS1).secPastEpoch) == ((*pS2).secPastEpoch)) \
?((((*pS1).nsec) > ((*pS2).nsec)) ? 1 : 0) \
:0 ))
#define TsCmpStampsGE(pS1, pS2) \
((((*pS1).secPastEpoch) > ((*pS2).secPastEpoch)) \
?1 \
:((((*pS1).secPastEpoch) == ((*pS2).secPastEpoch)) \
?((((*pS1).nsec) >= ((*pS2).nsec)) ? 1 : 0) \
:0 ))
#define TsCmpStampsLT(pS1, pS2) \
((((*pS1).secPastEpoch) < ((*pS2).secPastEpoch)) \
?1 \
:((((*pS1).secPastEpoch) == ((*pS2).secPastEpoch)) \
?((((*pS1).nsec) < ((*pS2).nsec)) ? 1 : 0) \
:0 ))
#define TsCmpStampsLE(pS1, pS2) \
((((*pS1).secPastEpoch) < ((*pS2).secPastEpoch)) \
?1 \
:((((*pS1).secPastEpoch) == ((*pS2).secPastEpoch)) \
?((((*pS1).nsec) <= ((*pS2).nsec)) ? 1 : 0) \
:0 ))
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
* `prototypes'
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#if defined(__STDC__) || defined(__cplusplus)
int epicsShareAPI nextIntFieldAsInt(
char **ppText, /* I/O pointer to pointer to text to scan */
int *pIntVal, /* O pointer to return field's value */
char *pDelim /* O pointer to return field's delimiter */
);
int epicsShareAPI nextAlph1UCField(
char **ppText, /* I/O pointer to pointer to text to scan */
char **ppField, /* O pointer to pointer to field */
char *pDelim /* O pointer to return field's delimiter */
);
int epicsShareAPI nextIntFieldAsLong(
char **ppText, /* I/O pointer to pointer to text to scan */
long *pLongVal, /* O pointer to return field's value */
char *pDelim /* O pointer to return field's delimiter */
);
long epicsShareAPI tsLocalTime (TS_STAMP *pStamp);
void epicsShareAPI tsAddDouble(
TS_STAMP *pSum, /* O sum time stamp */
TS_STAMP *pStamp, /* I addend time stamp */
double dbl /* I number of seconds to add */
);
int epicsShareAPI tsCmpStamps(
TS_STAMP *pStamp1, /* pointer to first stamp */
TS_STAMP *pStamp2 /* pointer to second stamp */
);
long epicsShareAPI tsRoundDownLocal(
TS_STAMP *pStamp, /* IO pointer to time stamp buffer */
unsigned long interval /* I rounding interval, in seconds */
);
long epicsShareAPI tsRoundUpLocal(
TS_STAMP *pStamp, /* IO pointer to time stamp buffer */
unsigned long interval /* I rounding interval, in seconds */
);
char * epicsShareAPI tsStampToText(
TS_STAMP *pStamp, /* I pointer to time stamp */
enum tsTextType textType,/* I type of conversion desired; one of TS_TEXT_xxx */
char *textBuffer /* O buffer to receive text */
);
long epicsShareAPI tsTextToStamp(
TS_STAMP *pStamp, /* O time stamp corresponding to text */
char **pText /* IO ptr to ptr to string containing time and date */
);
long epicsShareAPI tsTimeTextToStamp(
TS_STAMP *pStamp, /* O time stamp corresponding to text */
char **pText /* IO ptr to ptr to string containing time and date */
);
#else /* !defined(__STDC__) && !defined(__cplusplus) */
int epicsShareAPI nextIntFieldAsInt();
int epicsShareAPI nextAlph1UCField();
int epicsShareAPI nextIntFieldAsLong();
long epicsShareAPI tsLocalTime ();
void epicsShareAPI tsAddDouble();
int epicsShareAPI tsCmpStamps();
long epicsShareAPI tsRoundDownLocal();
long epicsShareAPI tsRoundUpLocal();
char * epicsShareAPI tsStampToText();
long epicsShareAPI tsTextToStamp();
long epicsShareAPI tsTimeTextToStamp();
#endif
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif