static void _sampgdk_timer_fire(int timerid, int64_t elapsed) {
struct _sampgdk_timer_info *timer;
int64_t now = _sampgdk_timer_now();
int64_t started;
assert(timerid > 0 && timerid <= _sampgdk_timers.count);
timer = (struct _sampgdk_timer_info *)sampgdk_array_get(&_sampgdk_timers, timerid - 1);
assert(timer->is_set);
started = timer->started;
sampgdk_log_debug("Firing timer %d, now = %" PRId64 ", elapsed = %" PRId64,
timerid, now, elapsed);
((sampgdk_timer_callback)timer->callback)(timerid, timer->param);
/* We don't want to kill the same timer twice, so make sure it's not
* been killed inside the timer callback.
*/
if (timer->is_set && timer->started == started) {
if (timer->repeat) {
timer->started = now - (elapsed - timer->interval);
} else {
sampgdk_timer_kill(timerid);
}
}
}
static void fire_timer(int timerid, long elapsed) {
struct sampgdk_timer *timer;
assert(timerid > 0 && timerid <= timers.count);
timer = sampgdk_array_get(&timers, timerid - 1);
if (!timer->is_set) {
return;
}
(timer->callback)(timerid, timer->param);
/* At this point the could be killed by the timer callback,
* so the timer pointer may be no longer valid.
*/
if (timer->is_set) {
if (timer->repeat) {
timer->started = sampgdk_timer_clock() - (elapsed - timer->interval);
} else {
sampgdk_timer_kill(timerid);
}
}
}