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> Oh, was there a paper? I remember seeing it in the code. :-)
Yeah, I've been working from the paper since it says on the site that the
paper is a more recent version of the algorithm than the code.
>
> The code measures the amount of time in between two real time clock
> ticks in terms of the number of iterations of a tight loop (closely
> approximates clock cycles). This number varies based on a number of
> factors including random fluctuations in the speed of the two clocks
> (the speed also depends on hardware interrupts, etc., but this just
> tends to add more randomness to the result).
oh, *clock* jitter. No wonder I was confused. :)
Would this require this calculation running constantly, or just at
certain points during the algorithm? I don't want to be permanantly
sapping the cpu.
Scott
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