Timer_q 1.0.7 review

Timer_q is a shared C library which implements multiple queues of timed events

License:	LGPL (GNU Lesser General Public License)
File size:	423K
Developer:	James Antill

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Timer_q is a shared C library which implements multiple queues of timed events. This is commonly needed, but often implemented badly (via. alarm()).

Timer_q also aims to be small, fast and easy to use.

What's New in This Release:
Many fixes were made for corner cases.
A debug build was added for the development of code using the library.
A unit test framework and some unit tests were included.

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