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Java Timer
"Peter" wrote:
> This is because the new JDK1.3 packages have introduced a Timer
> class of their own in java.util. Since it is common to be
> importing both jcsp.lang.* and jcsp.util.*, there is a name
> clash. This could have been resolved by using fully qualified
> names in our Java code - e.g.
Maybe name clashes are here to stay. Which "Peter"? It's different
with "Oyvind" - in English speaking countries :-)
In Sun's javax.realtime there's also a Timer class. It extends
AsynchEvent. See http://www.rtj.org. (Could this be the same as
the one you're referring to, Peter?)
In Java Consortium it's TimeoutEvent and PeriodicEvent.
http://www.j-consortium.org/ so no problem there.
But then, CSTimer is a good idea. CSProcess has the feature of
hiding a CSP in there, but CSTimer does not. Was the double effect
of CSProcess intended?
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