Mark Thompson (12021-02-18): > I wrote the last packet a second ago and got a callback for > writeability from the loop, but didn't have anything to write back > then so I did nothing. > > Now I have a packet to write, but the event loop is sitting idle in its > poll() call. > > You've said I'm not allowed to interact with the loop from another > thread, so how do I make the loop generate a callback so I can write > something on the thread which is allowed to write?
Where does your packet come from? If it comes from inside the loop, then there is no problem. If it comes from another thread, that means your application either requires a libavutil with a thread-capable event loop backend or must provide one. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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