catid / TimeSync

TimeSync: Time Synchronization Library in Portable C++
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Example files for Server + client #1

Open idomic opened 6 years ago

idomic commented 6 years ago

Hi, besides the API - are those files exist?

It would be really helpful to have a plug & play solution which compiles on a server/client and just holds until it gets those probes.

Should I just follow the API steps you recommended in order to create it right? Also, what's the threshold for about 50 computer networks? will the delta be less than 1ms?

Thanks, Ido

catid commented 6 years ago

Hello- This is designed for 1:1 time sync like NTP. I suppose one computer could be elected as the central time server. As a protocol it is under specified so it can be used to build protocols including time sync such as custom UDP based game protocols.

I haven’t released any netcode examples yet.

The delta should be within 1 ms for a moderately or lightly loaded LAN -Chris

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Hi, besides the API - are those files exist?

It would be really helpful to have a plug & play solution which compiles on a server/client and just holds until it gets those probes.

Should I just follow the API steps you recommended in order to create it right? Also, what's the threshold for about 50 computer networks? will the delta be less than 1ms?

Thanks, Ido

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catid commented 6 years ago

Still no netcode examples but there's a simple usage example in the unit tester now

idomic commented 6 years ago

Thank you Chris

Khubaib96 commented 4 years ago

Can I use this library for time syncing in distributed smartphone connected over wifi?