Lines Matching refs:tick_count

14 The class ``tick_count`` in |full_name|
16 ``tick_count`` value obtained from the static method tick_count::now()
17 represents the current absolute time. Subtracting two ``tick_count``
18 values yields a relative time in ``tick_count::interval_t``, which you
25    tick_count t0 = tick_count::now();
27    tick_count t1 = tick_count::now();
33 Unlike some timing interfaces, ``tick_count`` is guaranteed to be safe
34 to use across threads. It is valid to subtract ``tick_count`` values
35 that were created by different threads. A ``tick_count`` difference can
39 The resolution of ``tick_count`` corresponds to the highest resolution
42 some platforms, this means that the resolution of tick_count can not be
49    you use oneapi::tbb::tick_count class. For more information, see