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Commits on May 31, 2020
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Ensure millisecond precision in read_response() (#35)
The micropython documentation for utime.time() states that on some hardware, the function only have second precision. This is the case at least for the TinyPICO board. This means that we get an effective 1 second timeout for the read_response() function instead of the expected 50ms. In turn, it makes the run() function quite slow which delays the whole application. To get higher precision, the documentation recommends to use utime.ticks_ms() instead which is what have been implemented here.
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Commits on Aug 19, 2020
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Substract timestamps using ticks_diff() to account for wrap around (#36)
From the utime documentation, ticks_diff() should be used to compare timestamps. They say the wrap around is implementation specific but on forums I see people saying it's about 298 hours/12 days which at least is the case for me on the tinypico. In this specific case, the wrap around means the deltas will be small negative numbers which in turn will make is_server_alive() return True for days without sending anymore pings to the server. We will soon after get disconnected and the application will pretty much stay forever in that state.
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