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# Timing
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Arduino library with wrappers for seconds millis micros.
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## Description
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A request often made on the Arduino forum and otherwise is an option to reset
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the **millis()** function to 0 or another value.
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This library provide wrapper classes around **millis()** and **micros()**
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with the extra function to do this.
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To implement this only a 4 byte offset is needed.
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The classes are based upon **millis()** and **micros()**.
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Therefore they have the same restrictions as these functions with respect to
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overflow and accuracy. Depending on e.g. interrupts millis and micros can drift.
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| class | overflow after | Notes |
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|:-------------|:-------------------------|:--------------------|
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| seconds | 49 days, 17:02:47 | based upon millis() |
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| milliSeconds | 49 days, 17:02:47.297 |
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| microSeconds | 00 days 01:11:34.967296 |
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## Applications
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These classes make it easy to make a simple stopwatch.
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Or sync the time with an external source.
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## Interface
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The interface of all three are very similar:
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- **microSeconds()** constructor, sets the offset so it starts at 0.
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- **milliSeconds()** constructor, sets the offset so it starts at 0.
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- **seconds()** constructor, sets the offset so it starts at 0.
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- **uint32_t now()** returns the time elapsed since its 'zero moment'.
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Ether set during construction or by a call to **set(0)**.
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- **void set(uint32_t value = 0UL)** sets the offset of the object.
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As it is possible to set it to a non zero value it is easy to adjust the time.
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This allows one e.g. to compensate for overhead. Default = zero.
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- **uint32_t getOffset()** returns current offset.
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## Operation
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See examples.
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## Future
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- test on ESP32
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- nanos() on ESP32 ?
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- implement printable interface (add unit)
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- ?
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- implement toClock()
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- idea to give it a clock print layout
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- seconds.toClock() -> DD 12:34:56
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- milliSeconds.toClock(3) -> 12:23:45.123 (3) == 3 decimals..
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- milliSeconds.toClock(1) -> 12:23:45.1
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- microSeconds.toCLock() -> 12:23:45.123456 ???
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- implement toSeconds()
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- double milliSeconds.toSeconds() -> 45.123
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- double microSeconds.toSeconds() -> 45.123456
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- update documentation
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- rounding effect, describe
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