print hello world from timer callbacks #159
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wjwwood
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| MinimalTimer() | ||
| : Node("minimal_timer") | ||
| { | ||
| auto timer_callback = [this]() -> void { printf("Hello, world!\n"); }; |
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You don't need to capture this I think.
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aha! indeed, you're right. I simplified it. I'll kick off a CI now just to be sure it's fine on all platforms.
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Test failures are unrelated. Merging now. |
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as far as I understand, this is the simplest possible example of a wall timer.