On 10/31/06, Zimmer András <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a set of programs that use SQLite3 as a buffer (and an archive at the same time). One process (the "feeder") generates some data and puts it into an SQLite3 DB. (It opens the DB on its own, stores its own sqlite3 structure, etc.) In an asyncronous manner one, two or more separate, completely independent "reader" processes get data from the DB, do some processing and output the result.
However, at random times I keep getting "library routine called out of sequence" errors (in the feeder). Now I'm at my wits end. (In a longer run it happened without the readers running at all. The feeder opens the DB once and only ever closes before it quits on being killed.)
Separate processes are unrelated to multithreading. Does the feeder process itself use threads? If not, you can completely discount that line of thought, and focus on other possibilities. If it does, what is each thread doing? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
