NanoSleep

Suspend process for a short time

Declaration

Source position: oldlinux.pp line 1490

Description

NanoSleep suspends the process till a time period as specified in req has passed. Then the function returns. If the call was interrupted (e.g. by some signal) then the function may return earlier, and rem will contain the remaining time till the end of the intended period. In this case the return value will be -1, and LinuxError will be set to EINTR

If the function returns without error, the return value is zero.

Errors

If the call was interrupted, -1 is returned, and LinuxError is set to EINTR. If invalid time values were specified, then -1 is returned and LinuxError is set to EINVAL.

See also

Example

program example72;

{ Program to demonstrate the NanoSleep function. }

uses oldlinux;

Var
  Req,Rem : TimeSpec;
  Res : Longint;

begin
  With Req do
    begin
    tv_sec:=10;
    tv_nsec:=100;
    end;
  Write('NanoSleep returned : ');
  Flush(Output);
  Res:=(NanoSleep(Req,rem));
  Writeln(res);
  If (res<>0) then
    With rem do
      begin
      Writeln('Remaining seconds     : ',tv_sec);
      Writeln('Remaining nanoseconds : ',tv_nsec);
      end;
end.

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