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Table of Contents
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1 wres
.. 1.1 Install
.. 1.2 Usage
.. 1.3 Util
.. 1.4 details
..... 1.4.1 `set_resolution'
..... 1.4.2 `query_resolution'
.. 1.5 License
1 wres
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Set/Get Winsows Timer Resolution.
wres is short for Windows RESolution.
The function of this module is like Windows API [timeBeginPeriod] and
[timeEndPeriod]. But the implementation used Undocumented
[NtSetTimerResolution] of NTDLL. It offers microsecond level control.
[timeBeginPeriod]
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd757624(VS.85).aspx
[timeEndPeriod]
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd757626(v%3Dvs.85).aspx
[NtSetTimerResolution]
http://undocumented.ntinternals.net/index.html?page%3DUserMode%252FUndocumented%2520Functions%252FTime%252FNtSetTimerResolution.html
1.1 Install
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│ pip install wres
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1.2 Usage
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│ import wres
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│ # Query windows timer resolution in 100-ns units
│ minres, maxres, curres = wres.query_resolution()
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│ # Set resolution to 1.5 ms
│ # Automatically restore previous resolution when exit with statement
│ with wres.set_resolution(15000):
│ pass
│
│ # Set resolution to max resolution
│ with wres.set_resolution():
│ pass
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1.3 Util
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After installing `wres', command `windows-resolution' is available.
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│ usage: windows-resolution [-h] [-s RESOLUTION] [--setmax] [--setmin] [-v]
│
│ Set system timer tesolution. Show current system timer resolution without
│ argument.
│
│ optional arguments:
│ -h, --help show this help message and exit
│ -s RESOLUTION, --set RESOLUTION
│ set resolution in 100-ns units
│ --setmax set maximum resolution
│ --setmin set minimum resolution
│ -v, --version show version
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1.4 details
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1.4.1 `set_resolution'
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Set resolution of system timer.
Input:
`DesiredResolution' [default 0], in 100-ns units. This function
will auto revision the value if it is out of range, so default 0 means
set maximum resolution.
Should be used in `with' statement, target is current resolution, in
100-ns units.
1.4.2 `query_resolution'
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Query resolution of system timer.
Return a tuple of (min, max, current) resolution, in 100-ns units.
Ref to [NtQueryTimerResolution].
[NtQueryTimerResolution]
http://undocumented.ntinternals.net/index.html?page%3DUserMode%252FUndocumented%2520Functions%252FTime%252FNtQueryTimerResolution.html
1.5 License
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Meme Kagurazaka (c) 2017, Public Domain.
README
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Table of Contents
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1 wres
.. 1.1 Install
.. 1.2 Usage
.. 1.3 Util
.. 1.4 details
..... 1.4.1 `set_resolution'
..... 1.4.2 `query_resolution'
.. 1.5 License
1 wres
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Set/Get Winsows Timer Resolution.
wres is short for Windows RESolution.
The function of this module is like Windows API [timeBeginPeriod] and
[timeEndPeriod]. But the implementation used Undocumented
[NtSetTimerResolution] of NTDLL. It offers microsecond level control.
[timeBeginPeriod]
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd757624(VS.85).aspx
[timeEndPeriod]
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd757626(v%3Dvs.85).aspx
[NtSetTimerResolution]
http://undocumented.ntinternals.net/index.html?page%3DUserMode%252FUndocumented%2520Functions%252FTime%252FNtSetTimerResolution.html
1.1 Install
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┌────
│ pip install wres
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1.2 Usage
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┌────
│ import wres
│
│ # Query windows timer resolution in 100-ns units
│ minres, maxres, curres = wres.query_resolution()
│
│ # Set resolution to 1.5 ms
│ # Automatically restore previous resolution when exit with statement
│ with wres.set_resolution(15000):
│ pass
│
│ # Set resolution to max resolution
│ with wres.set_resolution():
│ pass
└────
1.3 Util
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After installing `wres', command `windows-resolution' is available.
┌────
│ usage: windows-resolution [-h] [-s RESOLUTION] [--setmax] [--setmin] [-v]
│
│ Set system timer tesolution. Show current system timer resolution without
│ argument.
│
│ optional arguments:
│ -h, --help show this help message and exit
│ -s RESOLUTION, --set RESOLUTION
│ set resolution in 100-ns units
│ --setmax set maximum resolution
│ --setmin set minimum resolution
│ -v, --version show version
└────
1.4 details
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1.4.1 `set_resolution'
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Set resolution of system timer.
Input:
`DesiredResolution' [default 0], in 100-ns units. This function
will auto revision the value if it is out of range, so default 0 means
set maximum resolution.
Should be used in `with' statement, target is current resolution, in
100-ns units.
1.4.2 `query_resolution'
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Query resolution of system timer.
Return a tuple of (min, max, current) resolution, in 100-ns units.
Ref to [NtQueryTimerResolution].
[NtQueryTimerResolution]
http://undocumented.ntinternals.net/index.html?page%3DUserMode%252FUndocumented%2520Functions%252FTime%252FNtQueryTimerResolution.html
1.5 License
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Meme Kagurazaka (c) 2017, Public Domain.
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