<chrono> is the C++11 library for representing and manipulating time.
Is there a way to assign zero to a duration of type std::chrono::nanoseconds? I tried duration::zero but …
c++ c++11 chronoI'm definitely a bit lost with the new C++ chrono library. Here I have an update loop. It runs two …
c++ milliseconds chronoThe following code does compile (g++ 4.7.2): #include <chrono> typedef std::chrono::duration< double > double_prec_seconds; …
c++ chronounsigned int Tick = GetTickCount(); This code is running only on Windows, but I want to use the C++ Standard library …
c++ c++11 std chrono gettickcountIs there a convenient way to format std::chrono::duration to a specified format? std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::time_…
c++ c++11 string-formatting chronoIn the example at http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/chrono the seconds value is obtained in a double. This …
c++ floating-point chrono secondsWhen writing a function in C++ that takes a timeout as one of its arguments, what type should I use …
c++ c++11 chronoI come here to ask for a fix to a situation that has been frustrating me. A lot. First of …
c++ boost boost-thread undefined-reference chrono