commit 0e775697fb12d3f9c577c7758a362103c2194519
author Andy McFadden <fadden@android.com> Fri Apr 26 11:17:57 2013 -0700
committer Andy McFadden <fadden@android.com> Mon Apr 29 15:41:40 2013 -0700
tree 28a3c595a316a1a1ad89908b2450499fa8e6c6b0
parent 5b6ebd716c2bae657898562997ebb3b7d7b8a575

Recommend different time source

We were recommending SystemClock#uptimeMillis() from Java code, but
millisecond resolution is a little coarse.  We don't have an
appropriate call in SystemClock, so use System.nanoTime() instead.

Bug 8733179

Change-Id: Ifb85a03eabf7ff168966adcb5ed5914bbf3884b2

opengl/specs/EGL_ANDROID_presentation_time.txt

diff --git a/opengl/specs/EGL_ANDROID_presentation_time.txt b/opengl/specs/EGL_ANDROID_presentation_time.txt
index 03370ed..09b3938 100644
--- a/opengl/specs/EGL_ANDROID_presentation_time.txt
+++ b/opengl/specs/EGL_ANDROID_presentation_time.txt
@@ -107,8 +107,8 @@
     presentation time when an absolute time is needed be queried on Android?
 
     RESOLVED: The current clock value can be queried from the Java
-    SystemClock#uptimeMillis() method or from the native clock_gettime
-    function by passing CLOCK_MONOTONIC as the clock identifier.
+    System.nanoTime() method, or from the native clock_gettime function by
+    passing CLOCK_MONOTONIC as the clock identifier.
 
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