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Enric
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#1: Sep 5 '06
Hi,

I've been looking the clases "timesetevent" and "timers" in general.
It's possible to reset a timer before the timer ends?

I receiving data every 20ms, if I don't have this data after 20ms
(timer expires), I've to generate an error. But how can I "reset" the
timer every time I have data?

thanks for the support.

Enric.

mlimber
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#2: Sep 5 '06

re: reseting timers


Enric wrote:
Quote:
I've been looking the clases "timesetevent" and "timers" in general.
It's possible to reset a timer before the timer ends?
>
I receiving data every 20ms, if I don't have this data after 20ms
(timer expires), I've to generate an error. But how can I "reset" the
timer every time I have data?
These questions are platform-specific and should be directed to a group
dedicated to your platform. For a description of what is on-topic here
and for a list of some other groups you might consider, see this FAQ:

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...t.html#faq-5.9

Cheers! --M

Victor Bazarov
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#3: Sep 5 '06

re: reseting timers


Enric wrote:
Quote:
I've been looking the clases "timesetevent" and "timers" in general.
It's possible to reset a timer before the timer ends?
There is no such thing as "timer" in C++ language. Did you mean to post
to the newsgroup dedicated to your OS?
Quote:
I receiving data every 20ms, if I don't have this data after 20ms
(timer expires), I've to generate an error. But how can I "reset" the
timer every time I have data?
See above.

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