Fixed 2 Simulation bugs

[Mograsim.git] / plugins / net.mograsim.logic.model / src / net / mograsim / logic / model / LogicExecuter.java

diff --git a/plugins/net.mograsim.logic.model/src/net/mograsim/logic/model/LogicExecuter.java b/plugins/net.mograsim.logic.model/src/net/mograsim/logic/model/LogicExecuter.java
index 1eff411..52adeba 100644 (file)
--- a/plugins/net.mograsim.logic.model/src/net/mograsim/logic/model/LogicExecuter.java
+++ b/plugins/net.mograsim.logic.model/src/net/mograsim/logic/model/LogicExecuter.java
@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicLong;
 
 import net.mograsim.logic.core.timeline.PauseableTimeFunction;
 import net.mograsim.logic.core.timeline.Timeline;
+import net.mograsim.logic.core.timeline.Timeline.ExecutionResult;
 
 //TODO maybe move to logic core?
 public class LogicExecuter
@@ -42,7 +43,11 @@ public class LogicExecuter
                                while (shouldBeRunningLive.get())
                                {
                                        long current = tf.getTime();
-                                       timeline.executeUntil(timeline.laterThan(current), System.currentTimeMillis() + 10);
+                                       // The tf.isPaused() condition is justified, because timeline.getSimulationTime() returns the timestamp of the last
+                                       // processed event during executeUntil()
+                                       if (timeline.executeUntil(() -> timeline.laterThan(current).getAsBoolean() || tf.isPaused(),
+                                                       System.currentTimeMillis() + 10) == ExecutionResult.EXEC_OUT_OF_TIME)
+                                               timeline.synchTime(); // TODO: should this also be called if tf.isPaused() condition is met?
                                        long nextEventTime = timeline.nextEventTime();
                                        long sleepTime;
                                        if (timeline.hasNext())