cajeta.time.Clock — the static “what time is it” surface, modeled on the clock-access parts of java.time.Clock / System. nanoTime() is a monotonic counter (CLOCK_MONOTONIC) for measuring elapsed intervals — it is not wall-clock time and is unaffected by NTP adjustments. millisTime() is wall-clock milliseconds since the Unix epoch (CLOCK_REALTIME) and can jump if the system clock is adjusted. now() reads the wall clock as an Instant. All members are static; there is nothing to construct.

int64 start = Clock.nanoTime();
Instant moment = Clock.now();
int64 elapsedNanos = Clock.nanoTime() - start;

Methods

Signature
`static int64 nanoTime()` ⚑	Monotonic nanosecond counter for interval measurement (CLOCK_MONOTONIC)
`static int64 millisTime()`	Wall-clock milliseconds since the Unix epoch (CLOCK_REALTIME)
`static Instant now()` ⚑	The current instant from the system wall clock (millisecond resolution)

⚑ = @EntryPoint

Clock

Methods

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