Re: timer function

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El Thu, Apr 02, 2009 at 01:13:41PM +0530 nidhi mittal ha dit:

>    i have set up a timer to execute after i sec   using struct timer_list
>    .....
>    and
>    and it executes after 1 sec okay
>    but that's all only one time...
> 
>    i wanted to know
>    does timer itself mean to execute only one time in future OR
>    periodically after every one sec in future

if you want a periodic timer you need to reschedule it from the timer
function. remember that you define timer->expires as an absolute
jiffies value, how is the kernel expected to know the period?

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