job #12781 - Update models to use clock_gettime #354
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Added conditional compilation of clock_gettime where supported with use of ftime where clock_gettime is not supported to all TIM_bridge.c files.
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@lwriemen , these changes are edits to the generated code. |
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Yes. I was having trouble finding the archetype to generate TIM_bridge, but these files are all under configuration management, so they either need updated or shouldn't be under configuration management. I was mostly making this visible to find out if the changes work fine under Windows and Mac. |
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Added conditional compilation of clock_gettime where supported with use of ftime where clock_gettime is not supported to all TIM_bridge.c files.
Someone needs to try these changes on Windows and Mac and make sure they work on those systems. From what I've read, I expect them to work, but I don't have a way to test for sure.