Gilles Chanteperdrix wrote: > IMO, the only advantage of having absolute timers is to be able to apply > the posix scheme. So, if I followed correctly your discussion, what we > need is: > - an XNTBISOL flag with a service xntbase_isol which set this flag and > unshare the target timebase if it is shared (IOW, if aperiodic) > - the service xntbase_adjust_time to walk all the absolute timers of the > non isolated timebases and adjust their expiry date or play their > handler the posix way.
Two questions came up here regarding item #2: - Shouldn't we also adjust the non-monotonic timers of an isolated base if it asks for wallclock tuning? I think so. - We don't have a service to walk the list of all pending timers, do we? As that touches all of our timer queue variants and I'm not familiar with their details (except for plain lists...), I would welcome any support on this. Jan
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