12.3.2 ti_start_interference_timed

If there is need to make more complicated interference scenario (for example, to mimic "normal" device usage to some extent), ti_start_interference_timed function might be used. This causes generated disturbance to start and stop in specified time intervals, until stopped permanently. Function has the following prototype:

     testInterference *ti_start_interference_timed (TInterferenceType aType,
                                                    int aIdleTime,
                                                    int aBusyTime,
                                                    int aLoadValue
                                                   );

And should be used in the following way:

     testInterference* disturbance;
     disturbance = ti_start_interference_timed(EMemLoad,10000,10000,99);

This will cause interference process to take 99 megabytes of memory for 10000 milliseconds(10 seconds), then release it for 10 seconds, and repeat cycle until interference is stopped. aIdleTime argument specifies the time during which interference process is stopped. aBusyTime holds amount of time the interference is actually causing the disturbance. Both time values are specified in milliseconds. Return value of function follows the same rules as ti_start_interference.