Lines Matching defs:time
45 right time. All processing of MIDI events has to be done within the clients.
48 on a wallclock-time queue.
52 A <i>client</i> is created at each time #snd_seq_open() is called.
138 From this time, events from keyboard are automatically sent to this program.
184 ALSA sequencer (scheduled or real-time)
214 <li>time stamp; "real time" / "song ticks"
215 <li>time mode; "absolute" / "relative to current time"
230 It includes the time-stamp mode, data storage type, and scheduling priority.
259 Note that scheduling at the current or earlier time is different
271 <i>real time</i> or in <i>song ticks</i>.
272 The former means the wallclock time while the latter corresponds to
276 The resolution of real-time value is in nano second.
277 Since 64 bit length is required for the actual time calculation,
283 The time stored in an event record is a union of these two different
284 time values.
286 Note that the time format used for real time events is very similar to
287 timeval struct used for Unix system time.
289 conversions between songposition and real time. Round-off errors can be
294 specified timestamp will be used as an offset to the current time of the
296 An <i>absolute</i> timestamp is on the contrary the time
301 the right time is by using the relative timestamp format. When the event
306 To schedule the event in a real-time queue or in a tick queue,
373 so that it reduces the time and resource for transferring
387 If an event with the same scheduling time is already present on the queue,
390 If an event with the same scheduling time is already present on the queue,
433 time resolution is fixed to nanoseconds. There is, however,
491 change happens at the scheduled time, too.
501 If you want to schedule the event at the certain time, set up
590 is updated automatically to the time of the specified queue.
595 For getting the wallclock time (sec/nsec pair), set <i>real</i> attribute:
601 The event time is automatically set in the event record.
612 queue for timestamp = 1 with real-time stamp.
709 If we send an event at the scheduled time <code>t</code> (tick)
711 the sender must set both schedule queue and time in the
1583 * client's card was added to the kernel at the same time, so you can
2290 * \brief Get the time-stamping mode of the given port in a port_info container
2303 * \brief Get whether the time-stamping of the given port is real-time mode
2305 * \return 1 if the time-stamping is in the real-time mode
2488 * \brief Set the time-stamping mode of the given port
2504 * \brief Set whether the timestime is updated in the real-time mode
2506 * \param enable non-zero if updating the timestamps in real-time mode
2807 * \brief Get the time-update mode of a port_subscribe container
2820 * \brief Get the real-time update mode of a port_subscribe container
2822 * \return 1 if real-time update mode
2888 * \brief Set the time-update mode of a port_subscribe container
2904 * \brief Set the real-time mode of a port_subscribe container
3132 * \brief Get the time-update mode of a query_subscribe container
3145 * \brief Get the real-time update mode of a query_subscribe container
3147 * \return 1 if real-time update mode
3651 * \brief Get the tick time of a queue_status container
3653 * \return tick time
3664 * \brief Get the real time of a queue_status container
3672 return (const snd_seq_real_time_t *)&info->time;
4729 * \return time stamp
4736 return (const snd_seq_timestamp_t *)&info->time;
4820 * \param time timestamp pointer
4824 void snd_seq_remove_events_set_time(snd_seq_remove_events_t *info, const snd_seq_timestamp_t *time)
4827 info->time = *(const union sndrv_seq_timestamp *)time;
4893 /* compare real time */
4920 res = snd_seq_compare_tick_time(&ev->time.tick, &info->time.tick);
4922 res = snd_seq_compare_real_time(&ev->time.time, (snd_seq_real_time_t *)&info->time.time);
4928 res = snd_seq_compare_tick_time(&ev->time.tick, &info->time.tick);
4930 res = snd_seq_compare_real_time(&ev->time.time, (snd_seq_real_time_t *)&info->time.time);