Michael just a quick comment:
> On IE, setInterval(0) does not work, so the page skips that test.
What did you see that made it not work?
I just tried it and setInterval(0) worked fine, just like
setTimeout(0) both provided a 15ms resolution.
I did something like this:
var dispatches = [];
function done(disp,n,start)
{
if (disp) clearInterval(dispatches[n]);
var diff = getTime()-start;
var s = "n: "+n+" diff: "+diff+"<br>";
// $('#divLog').append(s);
document.getElementById('divLog').innerHTML += s;
}
function doInterval() // called by button A click
{
var t = $('#intervalms').val();
for (i=0; i < 10; i++) {
dispatches[i] = setInterval("done(1,"+i+","+getTime()+")",t);
}
}
function doTimeout() // called by button B click
{
var t = $('#timeoutms').val();
for (i=0; i < 10; i++) {
setTimeout("done(0,"+i+","+getTime()+")",t);
}
}
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