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// - cclk.hpp                                                                -
// - standard system library - c time native function definition             -
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// - copyright (c) 1999-2007 amaury darsch                                   -
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#ifndef  AFNIX_CCLK_HPP
#define  AFNIX_CCLK_HPP

#ifndef  AFNIX_CCNF_HPP
#include "ccnf.hpp"
#endif

namespace afnix {
  /// This file define the operation of the afnix time coordinated or atc.
  /// The afnix system uses a time reference of 0 at Jan 1st 1BC with respect
  /// to a proleptic gregorian calendar augmented with year 0. Thus the day 0
  /// corresponds to the first day of year -1 since the 0 did not exist at
  /// that time. The day at time 0 is a saturday. Since may computer uses
  /// jan 1st 1970 as their epoch, the time correction applied corresponds
  /// to 62167219200 seconds. Normally, the year 0 is used with the
  /// astronomical gregorian calendar, but the reference in that case is
  /// not the same.

  /// pause for a certain time
  /// @param time the time to pause in milliseonds
  void c_sleep (const long time);

  /// @return a machine time stamp
  t_octa c_stamp (void);

  /// @return the current utc since the epoch in second
  t_long c_time (void);

  /// @return the timezone in seconds
  t_long c_tzone (void);
}

#endif