Minimal delay()/millis() for a plain desktop C++ build - no Arduino core, no ESP-IDF. More...

#include <chrono>
#include <thread>

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namespace	tinygpu

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unsigned long	millis ()

void	delay (unsigned long ms)

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Minimal delay()/millis() for a plain desktop C++ build - no Arduino core, no ESP-IDF.

This is the desktop branch of TinyGPU/Emulation.h's fallback - include that instead of this file directly; it decides whether a real Arduino core is available, and routes here only when it isn't and ESP_PLATFORM is also undefined (a plain desktop C++/CMake build that links TinyGPU directly, without the Arduino-Emulator this project's own examples fetch - see the top-level CMakeLists.txt).

millis() is what TinyGPU/Input/GestureDetector.h calls internally to time gesture durations (tap/long-press/swipe/drag), so a desktop consumer of GestureDetector.h needs this fallback to even compile; delay() is provided alongside it for that same consumer's own event loop to pace itself with, the same way every example's loop() does.

Only delay()/millis() are provided here - unlike EmulationIDF.h's ESP-IDF fallback, there's no generic desktop equivalent of a GPIO pin or an SPI/I2C bus to emulate, so pinMode()/digitalWrite()/SPIClass/ TwoWire are intentionally not stubbed out: a file that actually needs one of those (DisplayDriverSPI.h, TouchDriverArduino.h, ...) has no meaningful desktop implementation to fall back to and should fail to compile here rather than silently pretend hardware I/O succeeded.

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