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It does indeed put restrictions on the software author not to expect hardware to be ready in less than 10ms. Perhaps the specification is somewhat nonsensical.
by delinka 13y ago
It does indeed put restrictions on the software author not to expect hardware to be ready in less than 10ms. Perhaps the specification is somewhat nonsensical. That does not permit the software author to create restrictive interpretations. IMHO, it informs the software author that flexibility should be allowed in their code.
- caf 13y agoBut under your interpretation, the software can't expect the hardware to be ready in less than 100ms, 10s or 10 minutes either - so the value "10ms" is meaningless.
- delinka 13y agoIndeed. And the software should continue to wait for readiness or decide when to give up. Giving up at the 10ms mark isn't against spec, it's just not prudent.