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Consider fired timers to be events that cause processEvents to return.

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Sönke Ludwig 2016-06-15 22:18:24 +02:00
parent 96a8c95b81
commit 1e27b33f26
2 changed files with 8 additions and 4 deletions
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source/eventcore/drivers/posix.d
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@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ abstract class PosixEventDriver : EventDriver {
got_events = doProcessEvents(nextto);
long prev_step = now;
now = currStdTime;
processTimers(now);
got_events |= processTimers(now);
if (timeout != Duration.max)
timeout -= (now - prev_step).hnsecs;
} while (timeout > 0.seconds && !m_exit && !got_events);

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source/eventcore/drivers/timer.d
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@ -34,10 +34,10 @@ mixin template DefaultTimerImpl() {
return m_timerQueue.length ? (m_timerQueue.front.timeout - stdtime).hnsecs : Duration.max;
}
final protected void processTimers(long stdtime)
@trusted {
final protected bool processTimers(long stdtime)
@trusted nothrow {
assert(m_firedTimers.length == 0);
if (m_timerQueue.empty) return;
if (m_timerQueue.empty) return false;
TimerSlot ts = void;
ts.timeout = stdtime+1;
@ -62,8 +62,12 @@ mixin template DefaultTimerImpl() {
foreach (cb; tm.callbacks)
cb(tm.id);
bool any_fired = m_firedTimers.length > 0;
m_firedTimers.length = 0;
m_firedTimers.assumeSafeAppend();
return any_fired;
}
final override TimerID createTimer()