Web10 sep. 2013 · As mentioned by @Kerrek SB, set-up a signal handler to handle SIGUSR1, send the signal to the process using kill(1) (or self using kill(2)) and check errno for … Web9 jul. 2024 · Solution 1. Sleep is a Windows function. For Unix, look into using nanosleep (POSIX) or usleep (BSD; deprecated). You will need and , available in C++ as and . usleep is simpler to use (just multiply by 1000, so make it an inline function). However, it's impossible to guarantee that that sleeping will occur for ...
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Web13 jul. 2011 · A NOP operation takes one CPU cycle and in an embedded environment you typically know exactly what clock speed your processor is running at so you can just use … Web29 jan. 2013 · As for using nanosleep, it should be pretty straightforward. struct timespec time_to_sleep = {0, 500L}, time_remaining = {}; int ret = nanosleep (&time_to_sleep, &time_remaining); I suspect the instructor expects them to use rand () to generate the desired sleep duration. But as you said that only really gives a lower bound. Web20 jun. 2011 · 1 Im trying to use the function nanosleep to make my process sleep for a random amount of time between 1/10th of a second? im using srand () to seed my … fern family history