FT #36 - Redefine c_time to not be silly #39
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c_time now reports the value of systick_uptime_millis, which means we should _never_ need to update c_time any more! It should always contain the most up to date value. This will probably have little to no actual impact, but in theory it means that all our timing operations should be much faster. addresses #36 NOTE: this needs validation!
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c_time now reports the value of systick_uptime_millis, which means we
should never need to update c_time any more! It should always contain
the most up to date value. This will probably have little to no actual
impact, but in theory it means that all our timing operations should be
much faster.
addresses #36
NOTE: this needs validation!