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# Kernel Timer
## 1. Introduction
&emsp;&emsp;The kernel timer is a type of timer within the kernel. The working mechanism of the kernel timer is: adding the timer to a queue and setting the expiration time for each timer. When the timer expires, the function corresponding to the timer is executed.
## 2. Design Concept
&emsp;&emsp;The timer type is a structure of `Timer`, and `Timer` is composed of `SpinLock<InnerTimer>`. A global queue `TIMER_LIST` with element type `Arc<Timer>` is used to store the timers created by the system. When creating a timer, you should call `Timer::new(timer_func,expire_jiffies)`, where timer_func is the function to be executed by the timer, expire_jiffies is the expiration time of the timer, and the type of `timer_func` parameter is a structure that implements the `TimerFunction` characteristic. After creating the timer, you should use `Timer::activate()` to insert the timer into `TIMER_LIST`.
&emsp;&emsp;**If you only want the current PCB to sleep for a certain period, you should call `schedule_timeout(timeout)`, and timeout specifies the duration of the PCB sleep.**
## 3. Features That the Timer Should Implement
&emsp;&emsp;The function to be executed by the timer should implement the `TimerFunction` characteristic, and its definition is as follows:
```rust
/// 定时器要执行的函数的特征
pub trait TimerFunction: Send + Sync {
fn run(&mut self);
}
```
&emsp;&emsp;A typical implementation method is: creating a zero-length structure, implementing the `TimerFunction` characteristic, and then implementing the operation to be performed by the timer in the `run` function.
## 4. Timer API
### 4.1. Timer API
#### 4.1.1. Create a Timer
```rust
pub fn new(timer_func: Box<dyn TimerFunction>, expire_jiffies: u64) -> Arc<Self>
```
**Parameters**
- timer_func: A structure corresponding to the function that the timer needs to execute, which implements the `TimerFunction` characteristic
- expire_jiffies: The expiration time of the timer (unit: **jiffies**)
**Return**
- Pointer to the timer structure
#### 4.1.2. Insert the Timer into the Timer List
```rust
pub fn activate(&self)
```
### 4.2. Other APIs
&emsp;&emsp;**If you want to use the following functions in a .c module, please add rs_ before the function name.**
#### 4.2.1. Make the Process Sleep for a Certain Period
```rust
pub fn schedule_timeout(mut timeout: i64) -> Result<i64, SystemError>
```
**Function**
&emsp;&emsp;Make the process sleep for timeout jiffies
**Parameters**
- timeout: The time to sleep (unit: **jiffies**)
**Return Value**
- Ok(i64): Remaining time to sleep (unit: **jiffies**)
- Err(SystemError): Error code
#### 4.2.2. Get the Expiration Time of the First Timer in the Queue
```rust
pub fn timer_get_first_expire() -> Result<u64, SystemError>
```
**Function**
&emsp;&emsp;Get the expiration time of the first timer in the queue, i.e., the expiration time of the earliest expiring timer
**Return Value**
- Ok(i64): Expiration time of the earliest expiring timer (unit: **jiffies**)
- Err(SystemError): Error code
#### 4.2.3. Get the Current System Time
```rust
pub fn clock() -> u64
```
**Function**
&emsp;&emsp;Get the current system time (unit: **jiffies**)
#### 4.2.4. Calculate the Timer Time Slice Corresponding to the Next n Milliseconds or Microseconds
##### 4.2.4.1. Milliseconds
```rust
pub fn next_n_ms_timer_jiffies(expire_ms: u64) -> u64
```
**Function**
&emsp;&emsp;Calculate the timer time slice corresponding to the next n **milliseconds**
**Parameters**
- expire_ms: n milliseconds
**Return Value**
&emsp;&emsp;The corresponding timer time slice (unit: **milliseconds**)
##### 4.2.4.2. Microseconds
```rust
pub fn next_n_us_timer_jiffies(expire_us: u64) -> u64
```
**Function**
&emsp;&emsp;Calculate the timer time slice corresponding to the next n **microseconds**
**Parameters**
- expire_ms: n microseconds
**Return Value**
&emsp;&emsp;The corresponding timer time slice (unit: **microseconds**)
## 5. Creating a Timer Instance
```rust
struct TimerExample {
/// 结构体的成员对应函数的形参
example_parameter: i32,
}
impl TimerExample {
pub fn new(para: i32) -> Box<TimerExample> {
return Box::new(TimerExample {
example_parameter: para,
});
}
}
/// 为结构体实现TimerFunction特性
impl TimerFunction for TimerExample {
/// TimerFunction特性中的函数run
fn run(&mut self) {
// 定时器需要执行的操作
example_func(self.example_parameter);
}
}
fn example_func(para: i32) {
println!("para is {:?}", para);
}
fn main() {
let timer_example: Box<TimerExample> = TimerExample::new(1);
// 创建一个定时器
let timer: Arc<Timer> = Timer::new(timer_example, 1);
// 将定时器插入队列
timer.activate();
}
```