>On Wed, 2003-11-19 at 00:56, Paul Davis wrote:
>
>> if you used poll(2) or select(2), you could do simultaneous waits on
>> each direction, regardless of whether they use different devices or
>> not. you'd then reduce the context switches and the overhead of
>> synchronize().
>
>Context switches a
On Wed, 2003-11-19 at 00:56, Paul Davis wrote:
> if you used poll(2) or select(2), you could do simultaneous waits on
> each direction, regardless of whether they use different devices or
> not. you'd then reduce the context switches and the overhead of
> synchronize().
Context switches are not p
>On Tue, 2003-11-18 at 23:59, Paul Davis wrote:
>
>> > - Conditionally compiled two thread implementation for NPTL (possibly
>> > also works with LinuxThreads, untested)
>>
>> would you mind explaining why you are using 2 threads? it seems
>> pointless, but perhaps i'm missing something...
>
>On
On Tue, 2003-11-18 at 23:59, Paul Davis wrote:
> > - Conditionally compiled two thread implementation for NPTL (possibly
> > also works with LinuxThreads, untested)
>
> would you mind explaining why you are using 2 threads? it seems
> pointless, but perhaps i'm missing something...
One is for
> - Conditionally compiled two thread implementation for NPTL (possibly
> also works with LinuxThreads, untested)
would you mind explaining why you are using 2 threads? it seems
pointless, but perhaps i'm missing something...
Now the oss driver for jack 0.90 starts to shape up. This could be
considered as alpha version.
Changes:
- Conditionally compiled two thread implementation for NPTL (possibly
also works with LinuxThreads, untested)
- Fixed a load of bugs
This version has been tested with CMI8738, ENS1371 a
