Re: [ilugd] Threads, top posting and [SNIP]'s

2004-02-16 Thread Mairu Gupta
Without getting personal think of Mairu's mail [ilugd] gOTTA play Video yesterday that appeared in middle of [ilugd] how many? thread. Hi Sudev You're not being personal at all. You see, when i was composing my message, i forgot ilugd's mailing address. So i opened up Raj's post for

[ilugd] Threads, top posting and [SNIP]'s

2004-02-15 Thread Sudev Barar
So maybe I am going to be flamed for this!! ONE: I am observing that most of the people on the list do not have idea on how to start a new thread. They just hit reply button and over-write a new topic in the subject line. Unfortunately this leads to the message being recognised under the original

[ilugd] threads

2003-07-28 Thread R Gowri
Hi All, I want to wait for an event and timeout after a specific time period specified. And it should also wait upon an event, on whose occurence it will conrtinue with the initial processing. While waiting it should not use CPU cycles. I want to know how to implement this. just to be more

Re: [ilugd] threads

2003-07-28 Thread nikhil bhargava
hello Gowri, Try pthread library. You can use thread concept n all functions are there in pthread library. Nikhil Bhargava, Research Enginneer, IMT-2000, CDOT Delhi The Linux-Delhi mailing list wrote: Hi All, I want to wait for an event and timeout after a specific time period

Re: [ilugd] threads

2003-07-28 Thread yogesh bansal
Dear Gowri, For this you need to implement timer interrupt which will do the desired process after 3 seconds and continue to work where it left. yogesh On Mon, 2003-07-28 at 07:07, R Gowri wrote: Hi All, I want to wait for an event and timeout after a specific time period specified. And