Re: High res timer?

Andre Eisenbach wrote:

Hello!

We're currently using pth_usleep() as a timer for a userspace audio
application. However, it doesn't seem very accurate and reliable. Is
there a better (more accurate) timer that we can call form a userspace
application?

You don't say what resolution you want, but to ~ 1 ms, nanosleep or clock_nanosleep should work. If you need better resolution, check out the HRT patch, see sig. below.

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High-res-timers:  http://sourceforge.net/projects/high-res-timers/
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