Hi Jules,
On Fri, 2007-06-22 at 14:18 +0200, Jules Colding wrote:
> I think that I need to crawl down into glib and take a look... My
> current test patch is below as well as my modifications to the echo
> client/server. The echo server must be executed as:
;-) we're attaching to the wrong main context:
/echo-client --GIOPTimeoutMSEC=30 `cat /tmp/ior` 1
** Message: 0
Adding timeout for 30 milliseconds
Timeout function invoked
** Message: 00
** Message: 1
Printing exception : IDL:omg.org/CORBA/TIMEOUT:1.0
** Message: 2
** Message: 3
** Message: A
** Message: B
** Message: C
** Message: C
I attach a patch that works for me [ I was missing timeout.h FWIW ]...
Things to fix:
* lifecycle, we can't just add timeouts without removing them
again if our connection is closed.
* adding a timeout is quite expensive CPU-wise; we might do
better by simply extending linc-source.c (link_source_prepare)
to handle the timeouts & manage how long each connection has
been waiting itself: to avoid adding many more sources.
[ though not sure how to get notified of that timeout - check
the glib/gmain.c source I guess ].
HTH,
Michael.
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