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Use MonoTime for timers.

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Sönke Ludwig 2020-03-15 21:29:27 +01:00
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source/eventcore/drivers/posix/driver.d
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@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ import eventcore.drivers.threadedfile;
import eventcore.internal.consumablequeue : ConsumableQueue;
import eventcore.internal.utils;
import core.time : MonoTime;
import std.algorithm.comparison : among, min, max;
version (Posix) {
@ -221,17 +222,17 @@ final class PosixEventDriverCore(Loop : PosixEventLoop, Timers : EventDriverTime
if (timeout <= 0.seconds) {
got_events = m_loop.doProcessEvents(0.seconds);
m_timers.process(currStdTime);
m_timers.process(MonoTime.currTime);
} else {
long now = currStdTime;
auto now = MonoTime.currTime;
do {
auto nextto = max(min(m_timers.getNextTimeout(now), timeout), 0.seconds);
got_events = m_loop.doProcessEvents(nextto);
long prev_step = now;
now = currStdTime;
auto prev_step = now;
now = MonoTime.currTime;
got_events |= m_timers.process(now);
if (timeout != Duration.max)
timeout -= (now - prev_step).hnsecs;
timeout -= now - prev_step;
} while (timeout > 0.seconds && !m_exit && !got_events);
}