There do exist another way to achieve this kind of behavior.
So this we previously discussed also we could just reset the counter forcefully, and that could also
give us the hour to reload like behavior, right?
So to do that, how we could proceed is that it just falls.
Coming this out, great, so we'll just be going ahead and then we will be commenting out an entire
right.
So this will be a call for help.
All right, so here I'll just be mentioning or.
OK.
And then we will just be again working it out.
Who had the not truly load mood option?
Right.
So the same kind of behavior that we achieved a lot, but without selecting an option, Rachel, that
is what we are going to discuss over here.
So this will be known or to reload more.
OK, so let me just copy this statement, which could be used to set an option.
OK, here we do not require to add an auto reload option.
OK, so let me just remove this thing, right?
So we'll just be reviewing it.
Auto reload option, right?
Was this and now we proceed to bring our application right?
So while.
Well, right.
Then we will just be starting our timer that is mandatory.
OK, then we will be waiting for a timer to expire.
OK.
And then we will be stopping our.
Daimler forcefully will also be sending the string on to a consultancy.
Now remember, since we have not been able to option or here, so this won't be automatically re initializing
are going to register to the value that we are targeting, right?
So we need to look for a function that are available to reset, to evaluate, to clearly see we have
a function call as the next smart city are, etc. And if you exclude the functionality of it right,
what this do is reset the specified table or counter off the device.
So reset cost the timer counter to set its value to the reset value rates or whatever value that user
specified to below date.
When we when we apply a reset to a timer that will be automatically loaded as we call this function,
then this is pretty handy.
No, no.
If you just call this after we finished sending the string on to a console.
OK, this just required a single argument.
We just never.
And the tumor S.T.A.R., right, so what this will do is now we know that here, when we reach here,
our counter will be reaching to a zero rate.
And then when we reach here, OK, and when we call a reset, this will automatically reload our.
Tyler, do the value that we specified in account?
What's what this will allow us to engage and the delay of five second rate this week, we will be generating
multiple event rate.
So let it just verify whether this is working at the expected rate.
So we'll just be proceeding first to build our application project.
OK.
And once Bill is successful, we will select our debate configuration and click on the launch pad.
OK, so we'll just be clearing up our console and then click on resume button, right?
So as you analyze the console now, so you get in a successful time of self, this just sets this one
and then you get delay.
Five Signature, Right?
So here, since we are resetting our counter back to the reset value, you could actually see that we
able to get the same kind of behavior what we are achieving with an auto reload, right?
So now you have two alternatives.
You could proceed with an auto reload option directly, or you would use the reset API that are available
in a timer driver.
OK, do you need an auto reload like behavior without enabling an auto look great to boot?
The codes are over here, OK?
You could explore both of them.
OK.
To understand more about an hour to reload now, the next thing that will be targeting is how we use
a multiple timer.