Great. Helpful as always. Thanks!
Josh
On Saturday, 29 July 2017 13:02:20 PDT Joshua Grauman wrote:
Do you know offhand about how accurate typical PC system clocks are? I'm
wondering about how much drift there would be after an hour of recording
screencasts.
See the ntp drift file after
On Saturday, 29 July 2017 13:02:20 PDT Joshua Grauman wrote:
> Do you know offhand about how accurate typical PC system clocks are? I'm
> wondering about how much drift there would be after an hour of recording
> screencasts.
See the ntp drift file after ntpd has been running for a few days
On Saturday, 29 July 2017 13:21:45 PDT Joshua Grauman wrote:
> Sorry, I'm seeing new things here.
>
> I see under Linux that clock_gettime(), has options for CLOCK_MONOTONIC,
> and also CLOCK_MONOTONIC_RAW. CLOCK_MONOTONIC "is affected by the
> incremental adjustments performed by adjtime and
Sorry, I'm seeing new things here.
I see under Linux that clock_gettime(), has options for CLOCK_MONOTONIC,
and also CLOCK_MONOTONIC_RAW. CLOCK_MONOTONIC "is affected by the
incremental adjustments performed by adjtime and NTP." So it seems that
would be best? Which does QElapsedTimer use?
Thiago,
Thanks, this is really helpful. This particular code is only used by me
(I've added a module to my program to allow screencasting of my program
with alpha channel so that it can be overlaid over video of me. Hence the
need for the clock to be roughly synched to the camera clock so the
I've used qdoc before, but only for QML modules, and that worked without
isses; but for some reason, when I run it on this C++ library, all I get is:
=
/home/mardy/Qt/5.8/gcc_64/bin/qdoc
/home/mardy/src/git/accounts-sso/libauthentication/doc/authentication.qdocconf
-outputdir
Hi all!
I've just started to add documentation to a project of mine, just to
find out that generating the documentation does not work. :-(
I've used qdoc before, but only for QML modules, and that worked without
isses; but for some reason, when I run it on this C++ library, all I get is:
Hello! I have reproduced a crash with QGraphicsView where you:
- add a single item in the middle of the scene,
- resize (shrink) the window with the mouse so the item is not fully visible
- resize (grow) the window again
- ***the issue happens right when item is fully visible again.***
Any idea