Constant frequency SystemTask state updates #2329
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I've been using this today, and it feels like the display is polling slower than before. When I swipe between screens, there's a slight delay before I can swipe again, it seems less responsive than it used to be. But only slightly |
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It should be more responsive as the systemtask spends less time doing things like motion updates when there are many events leaving it free to process touch events etc |
It seems the watch needs some "getting used to" this, as it definitely feels more responsive after a day or two of use. |
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Hopefully fixes #1425 (I haven't tested) and other jank caused by motion measurements happening more often than usual
The period isn't exactly 100ms due to rounding, but I think it's close enough since there is nothing here that depends on super high precision for accuracy (this is a problem for PPG for example)