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------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--                                                                          --
--            FLORIST (FSU Implementation of POSIX.5) COMPONENTS            --
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--                          P O S I X . T I M E R S                         --
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--  Runtime Library (GNARL).                                                --
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--  This package specification contains some text extracted from  IEEE STD  --
--  1003.5: 1990, Information Technology -- POSIX Ada Language  Interfaces  --
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--  [$Revision: 1.1]

with POSIX.C,
     POSIX.Signals;
package POSIX.Timers is

   type Clock_ID is private;
   type Timer_ID is private;

   Clock_Realtime : constant Clock_ID;

   type Timer_State is private;
   type Timer_Options is new POSIX.Option_Set;
   Absolute_Timer : constant Timer_Options;

   procedure Set_Initial
     (State   : in out Timer_State;
      Initial : POSIX.Timespec);
   function Get_Initial (State : Timer_State) return POSIX.Timespec;
   procedure Set_Interval
     (State    : in out Timer_State;
      Interval : POSIX.Timespec);
   function Get_Interval (State : Timer_State) return POSIX.Timespec;

   procedure Set_Time
     (Clock : Clock_ID;
      Value : POSIX.Timespec);
   procedure Set_Time (Value : POSIX.Timespec);
   function Get_Time
     (Clock : Clock_ID := Clock_Realtime)
     return POSIX.Timespec;
   function Get_Resolution
     (Clock : Clock_ID := Clock_Realtime)
     return POSIX.Timespec;

   function Create_Timer
     (Clock : Clock_ID;
      Event : POSIX.Signals.Signal_Event) return Timer_ID;
   procedure Delete_Timer (Timer : in out Timer_ID);
   procedure Arm_Timer
     (Timer     : Timer_ID;
      Options   : Timer_Options;
      New_State : Timer_State;
      Old_State : out Timer_State);
   procedure Arm_Timer
     (Timer     : Timer_ID;
      Options   : Timer_Options;
      New_State : Timer_State);
   function Get_Timer_State (Timer : Timer_ID) return Timer_State;
   procedure Disarm_Timer (Timer : Timer_ID);
   function Get_Timer_Overruns (Timer : Timer_ID) return Natural;

private
   type Clock_ID is new POSIX.C.clockid_t;
   Clock_Realtime : constant Clock_ID := POSIX.C.CLOCK_REALTIME;
   type Timer_ID is new POSIX.C.timer_t;
   --  We add a tag to force by-reference parameter passing.
   --  This allows us to pass through to the C interface pointers
   --  directly to the argument, thereby saving copying.
   type Timer_State is tagged record
      State : aliased POSIX.C.struct_itimerspec;
   end record;
   Absolute_Timer : constant Timer_Options :=
      Timer_Options (Option_Set'(Option => POSIX.C.TIMER_ABSTIME));
end POSIX.Timers;