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... that can still work. Measure how much time it actually slept and adjust accordingly. Or, is there some timer that runs at a reasonable rate (100Hz) where
by morcheeba 8y ago
... that can still work. Measure how much time it actually slept and adjust accordingly. Or, is there some timer that runs at a reasonable rate (100Hz) where you csn yield once you've done 10msec worth of emulation? (I don't know the windows API, so just spitballing from the embedded world here)
- nothanksmydude 8y agoYou seem like you appreciate good timers. If you ever want to revolt in horror/have a few hearty belly laughs, look into how windows has and does handle various granularities of timing