update Timer::force_timeout() to trigger at next loop iteration
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@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ class Timer : protected Pointers {
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void init_timeout();
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// trigger enforced timeout
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void force_timeout() { _timeout = 0.0; };
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void force_timeout();
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// get remaining time in seconds. 0.0 if inactive, negative if expired
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double get_timeout_remain();
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@ -75,6 +75,7 @@ class Timer : protected Pointers {
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// check for timeout. inline wrapper around internal
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// function to reduce overhead in case there is no check.
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bool check_timeout(int step) {
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_laststep = step;
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if (_nextcheck != step) return false;
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else return _check_timeout();
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}
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@ -91,7 +92,8 @@ class Timer : protected Pointers {
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int _sync; // if nonzero, synchronize tasks before setting the timer
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int _timeout; // max allowed wall time in seconds. infinity if negative
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int _checkfreq; // frequency of timeout checking
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int _nextcheck; // timestep number of next timeout check
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int _nextcheck; // loop number of next timeout check
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int _laststep; // loop number of last iteration
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// update one specific timer array
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void _stamp(enum ttype);
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