holoscan::SyntheticClock
holoscan::SyntheticClock
holoscan::SyntheticClock
Synthetic clock class.
A clock where time flow is synthesized, like from a recording or a simulation.
==Parameters==
Inherits from: holoscan::gxf::Clock (public)
The underlying GXF component’s name.
Define the resource specification.
Parameters
The reference to the component specification.
The current time of the clock. Time is measured in seconds.
The current timestamp of the clock. Timestamps are measured in nanoseconds.
Waits until the given duration has elapsed on the clock.
Waits until the given target time.
Manually advance the clock to a desired new target time.
Manually advance the clock by a given delta.
Initialize the component.
This method is called only once when the component is created for the first time, and use of light-weight initialization.
Get the resource type.
Returns: The resource type.
Set the name of the resource.
Returns: The reference to the resource.
Parameters
The name of the resource.
Set the fragment of the resource.
Returns: The reference to the resource.
Parameters
The pointer to the fragment of the resource.
Set the component specification to the resource.
Returns: The reference to the resource.
Parameters
The component specification.
Get the shared pointer to the component spec.
Returns: The shared pointer to the component spec.
Get the identifier of the component.
By default, the identifier is set to -1. It is set to a valid value when the component is initialized.
With the default executor (GXFExecutor), the identifier is set to the GXF component ID.
Returns: The identifier of the component.
Add an argument to the component.
Parameters
The argument to add.
Get the list of arguments.
Returns: The vector of arguments.
Get a description of the component.
Returns: YAML string.
See also: to_yaml_node()
Retrieve a registered fragment service or resource.
Retrieves a previously registered fragment service or resource by its type and optional identifier. Returns nullptr if no service/resource is found with the specified type and identifier.
Note that any changes to the service retrieval logic in this method should be synchronized with the implementation in Fragment::service() method to maintain consistency.
Returns: The shared pointer to the service/resource, or nullptr if not found or if type casting fails.
Template parameters
The type of the service/resource to retrieve. Must inherit from either Resource or FragmentService. Defaults to DefaultFragmentService if not specified.
Parameters
The identifier of the service/resource. If empty, retrieves by type only.
Retrieve a registered fragment service or resource for Python bindings.
This is a helper method for Python bindings to retrieve a service by its C++ type info.
Returns: The shared pointer to the base service, or nullptr if not found.
Parameters
The type info of the service/resource to retrieve.
The identifier of the service/resource. If empty, retrieves by type only.
The name of the entity group this component belongs to.
The group id of the entity group this component belongs to.
Set a given parameter on the underlying GXF component.
Get a YAML representation of the resource.
Returns: YAML node including type and specs of the resource in addition to the base component properties.
This method is invoked by GXFResource::initialize().
By overriding this method, we can modify how GXF Codelet’s parameters are set from the arguments.
Reset any backend-specific state.
Update parameters based on the specified arguments.
Set the service provider that owns this component.
Register the argument setter for the given type.
If an operator or resource has an argument with a custom type, the argument setter must be registered using this method.
The argument setter is used to set the value of the argument from the YAML configuration.
This method can be called in the initialization phase of the operator/resource (e.g., initialize()). The example below shows how to register the argument setter for the custom type (Vec3):
It is assumed that YAML::convert<T>::encode and YAML::convert<T>::decode are implemented for the given type. You need to specialize the YAML::convert<> template class.
For example, suppose that you had a Vec3 class with the following members:
You can define the YAML::convert<Vec3> as follows in a ‘.cpp’ file:
Please refer to the yaml-cpp documentation for more details.
Template parameters
The type of the argument to register.
Example
Example
Example
Register the argument setter for the given type.
Please refer to the documentation of register_converter() for more details.
Template parameters
The type of the argument to register.
Resource type used for the initialization of the resource.