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#ifndef NLSR_TESTS_CLOCK_FIXTURE_HPP
#define NLSR_TESTS_CLOCK_FIXTURE_HPP

#include <ndn-cxx/util/time-unit-test-clock.hpp>

namespace nlsr::test {

namespace time = ndn::time;

/** \brief A test fixture that overrides steady clock and system clock.
 */
class ClockFixture
{
public:
  virtual
  ~ClockFixture();

  /** \brief Advance steady and system clocks.
   *
   *  Clocks are advanced in increments of \p tick for \p nTicks ticks.
   *  afterTick() is called after each tick.
   *
   *  Exceptions thrown during I/O events are propagated to the caller.
   *  Clock advancement will stop in the event of an exception.
   */
  void
  advanceClocks(time::nanoseconds tick, size_t nTicks = 1)
  {
    advanceClocks(tick, tick * nTicks);
  }

  /** \brief Advance steady and system clocks.
   *
   *  Clocks are advanced in increments of \p tick for \p total time.
   *  The last increment might be shorter than \p tick.
   *  afterTick() is called after each tick.
   *
   *  Exceptions thrown during I/O events are propagated to the caller.
   *  Clock advancement will stop in the event of an exception.
   */
  void
  advanceClocks(time::nanoseconds tick, time::nanoseconds total);

protected:
  ClockFixture();

private:
  /** \brief Called by advanceClocks() after each clock advancement (tick).
   *
   *  The base class implementation is a no-op.
   */
  virtual void
  afterTick()
  {
  }

protected:
  std::shared_ptr<time::UnitTestSteadyClock> m_steadyClock;
  std::shared_ptr<time::UnitTestSystemClock> m_systemClock;
};

} // namespace nlsr::test

#endif // NLSR_TESTS_CLOCK_FIXTURE_HPP