sys/event: add event_wait_timeout_ztimer()#15789
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Looks good, only a comment on how the test is integrated, see below.
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ping @haukepetersen ! |
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ping @haukepetersen! |
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Sorry for the delay, had my head stuck somewhere else :-) Did address the open comments:
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Please squash @haukepetersen! |
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Ran the test on many BOARD's all passing: https://ci.inria.fr/ci-riot-tribe/job/build-pipeline.jk/259/artifact/ |
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Contribution description
If one wants to use the timeout functionality with the
eventmodule, it is so far tied toxtimer. This PR also adds support to useztimerfor the same purpose, by introducing a new function calledevent_wait_timeout_ztimer(). This function allows to specify the used ztimer clock, and hence it can be used for any fitting time scale and no 64-bit version of that function is needed.I'd like to have this function merged to proceed on my path to remove any
xtimerandperiph_timerdependencies from NimBLE...Testing procedure
Run the
tests/event_wait_timeouttest on any platform of your choosing. It should still succeed.Issues/PRs references
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