At first I know that Windows is not realtime system, so I really do not expect that QTimer will have some bigger accuracy. But I can see that my QTimer is slowing down from 200ms timoeout to 500ms timeout in ~7minutes.
I am using debug output and timing stamps so I really can confirm that QTimer is slowing down. I am using like this:
Qt Code:
void timeoutFnc() { stopTimer(); /* doing something (it can takes 1s) */ startTimer(200); }To copy to clipboard, switch view to plain text mode
So I need from each run 200ms distance. My idea is that maybe it is not good to stop and start QTimer so many times. But I need this behaviour.
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