ztimer: add ztimer_is_set() to user API#15780
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LGTM.
Please fix the uncrustify suggestion, ztimer is no-discission uncrustify (like core). You can squash it in directly.
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I didn't expose it because it feels a bit dangerous to say "false" if the wrong clock is parsed. On the other hand, I didn't want to add an extra "clock" field to ztimer_t just to be able to remove the clock parameter from is_set()... |
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fixed (and squashed) uncrustify issue |
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Contribution description
To improve the low power support I am currently porting NimBLE to use
ztimeras RIOT timer backend. Mapping theztimerAPI works mostly flawless, the only thing missing is ais_set()function. The current implementation uses an ugly hack by using xtimer internal struct members to do this check -> so for the improved port I'd like to have this less error prone :-)This PR simply exposes
ztimers internal_is_set()function by wrapping it into a critical section inside a newly addedztimer_is_set()user API function. Should be pretty straight forward.Testing procedure
I added a call to the new
ztimer_is_set()function intests/ztimer_periodic. So simply runtests/ztimer_periodicon any platform -> it should succeed as expected.Issues/PRs references
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