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A lot of modem code requires sleeping while vendor services do some background processing. Since we don't want to actually sleep for unit tests, an interface is provided here so that a fake sleep can be injected. Test: N/A. Directly forwards methods or does nothing. Bug: 302435001 Change-Id: I3bcf0307156d93756d69cd9f749c88b508ba9466
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814 B
C++
29 lines
814 B
C++
#pragma once
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#include <cstddef>
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namespace pixel_modem {
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/**
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* @brief Interface for time based operations.
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*
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* This interface was intentionally not called `Clock`, like the Java side
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* counterpart since it's likely that clients would call the local variable
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* `clock(_)`, which would clash with the C defined `clock` method.
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*/
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struct ClockManager {
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virtual ~ClockManager() = default;
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/**
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* @brief Sleep the thread for a given number of seconds.
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*
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* @param seconds Minimum number of seconds to sleep for. Note, this is
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* different than the Java android clock which accepts seconds. This was done
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* because C++ developers are likely more familiar with the `sleep` command,
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* which accepts seconds.
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*/
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virtual void Sleep(size_t seconds) const = 0;
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};
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} // namespace pixel_modem
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