Ross Finlayson wrote: > If your > capture device is a socket, then you can easily do this using > "TaskScheduler::turnOnBackgroundReadHandling()". If, however, your > capture device is not a socket, then you can instead signal the > arrival of new data by writing a new event loop (e.g., by subclassing > "TaskScheduler"), or perhaps more simply by using the existing > "watchVariable" feature (see the FAQ). > My capture device is not a socket, and I'd like to write a new event loop. I see that my doGetNextFrame is called anytime a DelayQueue::HandleAlarm calls AlarmHandler::HandleTimeout (which in turn calls handleTimeout, and so on).
Please note I can only see *if* a frame is ready. When / where in the code should I check that, in order to get my doGetNextFrame called? Regards, Cristiano -- Belloni Cristiano Imavis Srl. www.imavis.com <http://www.imavis.com> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto://[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ live-devel mailing list live-devel@lists.live555.com http://lists.live555.com/mailman/listinfo/live-devel
