Windows Timer Resolution 100ns

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SUNMOONLIFE

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SUNMOONLIFE 16 Jul 2024, 23:14

Solved

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SUNMOONLIFE

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SUNMOONLIFE 16 Jul 2024, 23:16

Windows : solved

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revolution 16 Jul 2024, 23:46

SUNMOONLIFE wrote:

1ns = 0.0001ms.

I assume you mean 100ns.

It will be interesting to see what happens if you change it to such a small value.

I suspect the system will lock-up because I doubt it can process interrupts at such a fast rate. At the very best it would make the system very sluggish spending most of its time to service the timer interrupt.

I am also unsure if the interrupt timer can be set to a granularity of 100ns. Does it have a 10MHz clock input?

16 Jul 2024, 23:46

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