wpp::WppPlatform Class Reference

The WppPlatform class provides a platform-specific implementation for the Wpp library. More...

#include <WppPlatform.h>

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Static Public Member Functions
static time_t	getTime (void)
	Returns the number of seconds elapsed since a specific origin. More...
static void	print (const char *msg, va_list arg)
	Prints a formatted message. More...
static void	print (const char *msg,...)
	Prints a formatted message. More...

Detailed Description

The WppPlatform class provides a platform-specific implementation for the Wpp library.

This class uses the Linker Callback pattern, where the implementation of methods is carried out on the user side. It provides functions for retrieving the elapsed time, printing messages, and simplifying the usage of the print function.

The WppPlatform class is designed to be platform-independent and can be used with different operating systems or environments.

See also

wpp::getTime

wpp::print

Definition at line 26 of file WppPlatform.h.

Member Function Documentation

getTime()

static time_t wpp::WppPlatform::getTime ( void  )

static

Returns the number of seconds elapsed since a specific origin.

This function must be implemented by the user and should return the number of seconds elapsed since a specific origin. The origin can be any reference point, such as the system boot time or the Epoch.

Note

Per POSIX specifications, time_t is a signed integer.

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static void wpp::WppPlatform::print ( const char *  msg, va_list  arg  )

static

Prints a formatted message.

This function is used to print a formatted message to the output. It follows the same usage as the C89 printf() function.

Parameters

msg	The format string for the message.
arg	The variable arguments list.

See also

wpp::print(const char *, ...)

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static void wpp::WppPlatform::print ( const char *  msg,   ...  )

inlinestatic

Prints a formatted message.

This function is a helpful implementation that simplifies the usage of the print(const char *, va_list) function. It allows the user to directly pass the format string and variable arguments without explicitly using va_list.

Parameters

msg	The format string for the message.
...	The variable arguments.

See also

wpp::print(const char *, va_list)

Definition at line 62 of file WppPlatform.h.

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