Smallest timeout value (v7)

Revision 7 of this benchmark created on

Description

The smallest setTimeout timeout value allowed by the HTML5 specification is 4 ms. Smaller values should clamp to 4 ms.

Therefore, the first two tests below should have about the same result.

P.S. Some browsers freak out when you use a value greater than 599147937791 for the timeout (i.e. they use 0 or 4 ms instead), hence the last test.

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timeout = 0
// async test
setTimeout(function() {
  deferred.resolve();
}, 0);
ready
timeout = 4
// async test
setTimeout(function() {
  deferred.resolve();
}, 4);
ready
timeout = 10
// async test
setTimeout(function() {
  deferred.resolve();
}, 10);
ready
timeout = 40
// async test
setTimeout(function() {
  deferred.resolve();
}, 40);
ready
timeout = 2
// async test
setTimeout(function() {
  deferred.resolve();
}, 2);
ready
timeout = 1
// async test
setTimeout(function() {
  deferred.resolve();
}, 1);
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