Thanks Lee -- just to clarify: would that also exlude (a) computing FFT
of latest frame, and (b) drawing that FFT in a gtk window ? (i.e. so I
should write these in a separate thread like in the disc-write
example). How exactly is 'realtime safe' defined?
Charles
Lee Revell wrote:
> On 1/23/07, Charles Fox sheffield.ac.uk> wrote:
>> My question is, why does the client need to use a separate disc thread
>> explicitly?
>
> Because you aren't allowed to do anything that's not realtime safe
> (like disk IO or memory allocation or anything that may block) from
> the process() callback.
>
> Lee
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Re: Newbie thread question
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