Jason Sage wrote:
Hi all - and thanks to who ever can respond in advance.
I have a Server Like App - I need the equivalent of sched_yield
Tried sleep(0); yet ?
Micha
Yes. Sleep has been added where appropriate. I didn't know to try Sleep
ZERO. That sounds better than my Sleep(10).
Am Samstag, den 16.09.2006, 09:54 -0400 schrieb Jason P Sage:
Jason Sage wrote:
Hi all - and thanks to who ever can respond in advance.
I have a Server Like App - I need the equivalent of sched_yield
Tried sleep(0); yet ?
Micha
Yes. Sleep has been added where
Jason P Sage wrote:
I was trying to avoid sysutils sleep(0) in linux platform due to the size of
sysutils. The fact I don't know how to make dynamic linking work on linux
yet - (use shared libs versus static) makes my exe's bigger than I would
like. In most of my applications, size isn't an
Hi all and thanks to who ever can respond in
advance.
I have a Server Like App I need the equivalent of
sched_yield
I looked in oldlinux unit, and tried the syscallregs , I
tried to use the time structure with it and the syscall_nr_sched_yield (=158)
parameter.
The problem is
Jason Sage wrote:
Hi all – and thanks to who ever can respond in advance.
I have a Server Like App – I need the equivalent of sched_yield
Tried sleep(0); yet ?
Micha
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