Register/Memory/Clock/Timetag

The register mapping of a virtual device will be the same as a real device. Some registers might not be implemented yet because their values are not useful during experiments, but all operations done on register are idem.

The memory is a complete copy of how VPixx devices would be filled with any data generated or gathered on the device.

Instead of a hardware clock, the Simulator clock uses the high-precision clock from the CPU of your computer. While some delay can be found because the software has to query the time, this effect is rarely on the scale of seconds and most of the time it can be said to be microseconds precise, as a real device.

This clock is used for timing all the time-sensitive mechanisms or to generate signals with the appropriate time tags.

Markers acquiring the time of the device and similar calls require no modification; Nothing in your code must be changed.