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EventLoop Timers and Sleep Request/Demand OSX
Is anything in particular required of my app which has a (perhaps running)
EventLoopTimer under OSX when Sleep is called? I have a SleepQProc installed
to handle a few other housekeeping chores for sleep, but at the moment don't
worry about the timer.
Thanks
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Miro Jurisic #2 Re: EventLoop Timers and Sleep Request/Demand OSX
In article <BB83BF45.40CE%brucecoughlin@nyc.rr.com>,
brucecoughlin <brucecoughlin@nyc.rr.com> wrote:
No (and of course, the time will not be called while the machine is sleeping)> Is anything in particular required of my app which has a (perhaps running)
> EventLoopTimer under OSX when Sleep is called? I have a SleepQProc installed
> to handle a few other housekeeping chores for sleep, but at the moment don't
> worry about the timer.
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