A more reliable implementation of 99x's timercpp.

Add timercpp.h and timercpp.cpp to your project.

Timer timer;   

timer.setInterval([=]()
{
	static int cnt = 0;
	++cnt;
	std::cout << "- Count " << cnt << std::endl;
}, 1000);

//Note that new task will kill previous task if it exists.
timer.setTimeout([=]()
{
	std::cout << "- Timeout" << std::endl;
}, 1000);

//Kill background task, it will be automatically killed when leaving a scope.
timer.stop();

Automatically stop when leaving scope.

void scope()
{
	Timer timer;
	timer.setTimeout([=]()
	{
		std::cout << "- Timeout" << std::endl;
	}, 1000);
    
      //Stops when leaving
}

int main()
{
	scope();
	//Will print nothing.
      ...
}

Unlike 99x's timercpp, this project uses boost.thread for interrupt feature.

You can use vcpkg to install boost

./vcpkg install boost

Only one task per Timer object.