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To delay a thread until a specific time, you use the TClock::DelayUntil function. To call DelayUntil, a thread must have a time instance that specifies the time to delay until, and a clock to delay on.
To delay the calling thread until 1 hour after the system boots:
- Instantiate THours and TSystemClock.
Because you want to specify a time based on the boot time, you use the system clock--the clock time of the system clock is set to zero when the system finishes booting.
- Call DelayUntil on the system clock instance with the delay time, one hour.
The delay returns when the current time on the system clock is greater than or equal to 1 hour--1 hour after the boot of the system.
THours delayTime(1);
TSystemClock realTimeClock;
realTimeClock.DelayUntil(delayTime);
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