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NSTimer : when is the 'top' ?
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NSTimer : when is the 'top' ?


  • Subject: NSTimer : when is the 'top' ?
  • From: Stéphane Sudre <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2001 14:09:46 +0200

I'm currently wondering what is the designed behavior of NSTimer.

Let's say I have a NSTimer set to call a callback every 1 second.

This callback returns after 0.5 seconds of processing.

What I'm not pretty sure about is (supposing there is no other time consuming stuff):

Is the timer fired like this :

+----------+=====+----------+=====+

or like this :

+----------+----------+----------+
+=====+ +=====+

?

+---+
| - | timer time
+---+

+---+
| = | process time
+---+


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