Enables the timer scheduler's customization for both deadline and waitable timers#25
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and waitable timer.
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Here is a branch using custom timer_scheduler: Timer_benchmark tool on This could be achieved using timer_scheduler customization as this PR suggests. |
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This pull request is linked to pull request discussion #24
The discussion on timer precisions with @haegele-tv lead us to think that we have to design our own timer mechanism for the boost asio udt implementation requirements.
The perfect place to do so would be to design a specific timer scheduler (as it is done with WinRT, or Linux, Windows...) and benefit of the entire deadline/waitable timer io_objects and io_services architecture.
Yet, the timer scheduler is NOT customizable by the user. This patch allows third party developers to specify a custom timer scheduler for any specific requirements.
What do you think?