source: OGRE/trunk/ogrenew/PlatformManagers/Win32/src/OgreWin32Timer.cpp @ 692

/*
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*/
#include "OgreWin32Timer.h"

namespace Ogre {
    //-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    void Win32Timer::reset()
    {
        Timer::reset();
        QueryPerformanceFrequency(&mFrequency);
        QueryPerformanceCounter(&mStartTime);
        mStartTick = GetTickCount();
        mLastTime = 0;
                mQueryCount = 0;

        // Save the current process
        HANDLE mProc = GetCurrentProcess();

        // Get the current Affinity
        GetProcessAffinityMask(mProc, &mProcMask, &mSysMask);

        mThread = GetCurrentThread();
    }
    //-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    unsigned long Win32Timer::getMilliseconds()
    {
        LARGE_INTEGER curTime;

        // Set affinity to the first core
        SetThreadAffinityMask(mThread, 1);

        // Query the timer
        QueryPerformanceCounter(&curTime);

        // Reset affinity
        SetThreadAffinityMask(mThread, mProcMask);

                // Resample the frequency
        mQueryCount++;
        if(mQueryCount == FREQUENCY_RESAMPLE_RATE)
        {
            mQueryCount = 0;
            QueryPerformanceFrequency(&mFrequency);
        }

        LONGLONG newTime = curTime.QuadPart - mStartTime.QuadPart;
        
        // scale by 1000 for milliseconds
        unsigned long newTicks = (unsigned long) (1000 * newTime / mFrequency.QuadPart);

        // detect and compensate for performance counter leaps
        // (surprisingly common, see Microsoft KB: Q274323)
        unsigned long check = GetTickCount() - mStartTick;
        signed long msecOff = (signed long)(newTicks - check);
        if (msecOff < -100 || msecOff > 100)
        {
            // We must keep the timer running forward :)
            LONGLONG adjust = (std::min)(msecOff * mFrequency.QuadPart / 1000, newTime - mLastTime);
            mStartTime.QuadPart += adjust;
            newTime -= adjust;

            // Re-calculate milliseconds
            newTicks = (unsigned long) (1000 * newTime / mFrequency.QuadPart);
        }

        // Record last time for adjust
        mLastTime = newTime;

        return newTicks;
        }
    //-------------------------------------------------------------------------
        unsigned long Win32Timer::getMicroseconds()
        {
        LARGE_INTEGER curTime;
        QueryPerformanceCounter(&curTime);
        LONGLONG newTime = curTime.QuadPart - mStartTime.QuadPart;
        
        // get milliseconds to check against GetTickCount
        unsigned long newTicks = (unsigned long) (1000 * newTime / mFrequency.QuadPart);
        
        // detect and compensate for performance counter leaps
        // (surprisingly common, see Microsoft KB: Q274323)
        unsigned long check = GetTickCount() - mStartTick;
        signed long msecOff = (signed long)(newTicks - check);
        if (msecOff < -100 || msecOff > 100)
        {
            // We must keep the timer running forward :)
            LONGLONG adjust = (std::min)(msecOff * mFrequency.QuadPart / 1000, newTime - mLastTime);
            mStartTime.QuadPart += adjust;
            newTime -= adjust;
        }

        // Record last time for adjust
        mLastTime = newTime;

        // scale by 1000000 for microseconds
        unsigned long newMicro = (unsigned long) (1000000 * newTime / mFrequency.QuadPart);

        return newMicro;
        }

}