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Matlo: /* gtimer */

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‎gtimer

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‎Windows

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‎gtimer

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 The only guarantee is the interval between two timer firing to be not lower than the (rounded) period.<br />
 For example, if the timer is started at t0 and the period is 4ms, it is possible to have the following timeline:<br />
-t0 + 4: 1st firing, t0 + 8: firing missed (the kernel did not schedule the process), t0 + 9: 2nd firing, t0 + 13: 3nd firing (at least 4ms after the 2nd firing), ...
+* t0 + 4: 1st firing
 ==gusb==

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:01, 12 March 2018
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		+	Since GIMX 7 the gasync library is split into multiple dynamic libraries, one per component. For example libgimxpoll packs the gpoll component.
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	The gasync ('''G'''imx '''ASYNC'''hronous) library is the evolution of the [[GE\|GE ('''G'''imx '''E'''vents) library]].<br />		The gasync ('''G'''imx '''ASYNC'''hronous) library is the evolution of the [[GE\|GE ('''G'''imx '''E'''vents) library]].<br />
	In addition to input devices (mice, keyboards, joysticks), gasync also handles the following components:		In addition to input devices (mice, keyboards, joysticks), gasync also handles the following components:

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 * The libSDL events are processed synchronously.
 * The Windows HID API does not provide access to mouse and keyboards devices.
 * gtimer rounds the timer period to the highest multiple of the timer resolution not higher than the requested period (e.g. with a typical resolution of 0.5ms it rounds 16.66ms to 16.5ms).

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:29, 25 November 2016
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−	~~Note: this is applicable to the refactoring branch only.~~
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	The gasync ('''G'''imx '''ASYNC'''hronous) library is the evolution of the [[GE\|GE ('''G'''imx '''E'''vents) library]].<br />		The gasync ('''G'''imx '''ASYNC'''hronous) library is the evolution of the [[GE\|GE ('''G'''imx '''E'''vents) library]].<br />
	In addition to input devices (mice, keyboards, joysticks), gasync also handles the following components:		In addition to input devices (mice, keyboards, joysticks), gasync also handles the following components:

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 Note: this is applicable to the refactoring branch only.
-The gasync ('''G'''imx '''ASYNC'''hronous) library is the evolution of the [[GE|GE (GIMX events) library]].<br />
+The gasync ('''G'''imx '''ASYNC'''hronous) library is the evolution of the [[GE|GE ('''G'''imx '''E'''vents) library]].<br />
 In addition to input devices (mice, keyboards, joysticks), gasync also handles the following components:
 * serial ports (DIY USB adapter)

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 One-shot timers are possible disabling the timer the first time it fires.<br />
 The period may be rounded depending on the available timer resolution.<br />
-Strict periodicity is not guaranteed, and the timer may drift over the time.<br />
+Strict periodicity is not guaranteed, and a timer may drift over the time.<br />
 The only guarantee is the interval between two timer firing to be not lower than the (rounded) period.<br />
 For example, if the timer is started at t0 and the period is 4ms, it is possible to have the following timeline: