[ts-7000] usleep

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Subject:	[ts-7000] usleep < 10 msec
From:	"Yan Seiner" <>
Date:	Fri, 07 Sep 2007 22:34:26 -0000

Has anyone come up with a way to sleep less than 10 msec with the
standard 2.4 kernel?

both usleep and select sleep a min. of 10 msec.  Any portable way to
do so?

I would guess going to the 1000 Hz kernel clock would work but I'm a
bit leery of screwing up stability....

--Yan



 
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