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program simpletimer;
uses exec, timer, amigados, amigalib;
{ manifest constants -- 'never will change' }
const
SECSPERMIN = (60);
SECSPERHOUR = (60*60);
SECSPERDAY = (60*60*24);
var
seconds : longint;
tr : ptimerequest; { IO block for timer commands }
oldtimeval : ttimeval; { timevals to store times }
mytimeval : ttimeval;
currentval : ttimeval;
Function Create_Timer(theUnit : longint) : pTimeRequest;
var
Error : longint;
TimerPort : pMsgPort;
TimeReq : pTimeRequest;
begin
TimerPort := CreatePort(Nil, 0);
if TimerPort = Nil then
Create_Timer := Nil;
TimeReq := pTimeRequest(CreateExtIO(TimerPort,sizeof(tTimeRequest)));
if TimeReq = Nil then begin
DeletePort(TimerPort);
Create_Timer := Nil;
end;
Error := OpenDevice(TIMERNAME, theUnit, pIORequest(TimeReq), 0);
if Error <> 0 then begin
DeleteExtIO(pIORequest(TimeReq));
DeletePort(TimerPort);
Create_Timer := Nil;
end;
TimerBase := pointer(TimeReq^.tr_Node.io_Device);
Create_Timer := pTimeRequest(TimeReq);
end;
Procedure Delete_Timer(WhichTimer : pTimeRequest);
var
WhichPort : pMsgPort;
begin
WhichPort := WhichTimer^.tr_Node.io_Message.mn_ReplyPort;
if assigned(WhichTimer) then begin
CloseDevice(pIORequest(WhichTimer));
DeleteExtIO(pIORequest(WhichTimer));
end;
if assigned(WhichPort) then
DeletePort(WhichPort);
end;
procedure wait_for_timer(tr : ptimerequest; tv : ptimeval);
begin
tr^.tr_node.io_Command := TR_ADDREQUEST; { add a new timer request }
{ structure assignment }
tr^.tr_time.tv_secs := tv^.tv_secs;
tr^.tr_time.tv_micro := tv^.tv_micro;
{ post request to the timer -- will go to sleep till done }
DoIO(pIORequest(tr));
end;
{ more precise timer than AmigaDOS Delay() }
function time_delay(tv : ptimeval; theunit : longint): longint;
var
tr : ptimerequest;
begin
{ get a pointer to an initialized timer request block }
tr := create_timer(theunit);
{ any nonzero return says timedelay routine didn't work. }
if tr = NIL then time_delay := -1;
wait_for_timer(tr, tv);
{ deallocate temporary structures }
delete_timer(tr);
time_delay := 0;
end;
function set_new_time(secs : longint): longint;
var
tr : ptimerequest;
begin
tr := create_timer(UNIT_MICROHZ);
{ non zero return says error }
if tr = nil then set_new_time := -1;
tr^.tr_time.tv_secs := secs;
tr^.tr_time.tv_micro := 0;
tr^.tr_node.io_Command := TR_SETSYSTIME;
DoIO(pIORequest(tr));
delete_timer(tr);
set_new_time := 0;
end;
function get_sys_time(tv : ptimeval): longint;
var
tr : ptimerequest;
begin
tr := create_timer( UNIT_MICROHZ );
{ non zero return says error }
if tr = nil then get_sys_time := -1;
tr^.tr_node.io_Command := TR_GETSYSTIME;
DoIO(pIORequest(tr));
{ structure assignment }
tv^ := tr^.tr_time;
delete_timer(tr);
get_sys_time := 0;
end;
procedure show_time(secs : longint);
var
days,hrs,mins : longint;
begin
{ Compute days, hours, etc. }
mins := secs div 60;
hrs := mins div 60;
days := hrs div 24;
secs := secs mod 60;
mins := mins mod 60;
hrs := hrs mod 24;
{ Display the time }
writeln('* Hour Minute Second (Days since Jan.1,1978)');
writeln('* ', hrs, ': ',mins,': ', secs,' ( ',days, ' )');
writeln;
end;
begin
writeln('Timer test');
{ sleep for two seconds }
currentval.tv_secs := 2;
currentval.tv_micro := 0;
time_delay(@currentval, UNIT_VBLANK);
writeln('After 2 seconds delay');
{ sleep for four seconds }
currentval.tv_secs := 4;
currentval.tv_micro := 0;
time_delay(@currentval, UNIT_VBLANK);
writeln('After 4 seconds delay');
{ sleep for 500,000 micro-seconds = 1/2 second }
currentval.tv_secs := 0;
currentval.tv_micro := 500000;
time_delay(@currentval, UNIT_MICROHZ);
writeln('After 1/2 second delay');
writeln('DOS Date command shows: ');
Execute('date', 0, 0);
{ save what system thinks is the time....we'll advance it temporarily }
get_sys_time(@oldtimeval);
writeln('Original system time is:');
show_time(oldtimeval.tv_secs );
writeln('Setting a new system time');
seconds := 1000 * SECSPERDAY + oldtimeval.tv_secs;
set_new_time( seconds );
{ (if user executes the AmigaDOS DATE command now, he will}
{ see that the time has advanced something over 1000 days }
write('DOS Date command now shows: ');
Execute('date', 0, 0);
get_sys_time(@mytimeval);
writeln('Current system time is:');
show_time(mytimeval.tv_secs);
{ Added the microseconds part to show that time keeps }
{ increasing even though you ask many times in a row }
writeln('Now do three TR_GETSYSTIMEs in a row (notice how the microseconds increase)');
writeln;
get_sys_time(@mytimeval);
writeln('First TR_GETSYSTIME ',mytimeval.tv_secs,'.', mytimeval.tv_micro);
get_sys_time(@mytimeval);
writeln('Second TR_GETSYSTIME ',mytimeval.tv_secs,'.', mytimeval.tv_micro);
get_sys_time(@mytimeval);
writeln('Third TR_GETSYSTIME ',mytimeval.tv_secs,'.', mytimeval.tv_micro);
writeln;
writeln('Resetting to former time');
set_new_time(oldtimeval.tv_secs);
get_sys_time(@mytimeval);
writeln('Current system time is:');
show_time(mytimeval.tv_secs);
end.
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