Realtime scheduling??
Paul Winkler
slinkp23 at yahoo.com
Fri Jan 21 00:23:21 EST 2000
François Pinard wrote:
> So, I just set the scheduler so it runs after real-time, instead of using
> the scheduler to insert theoretical delays. That is, you maintain a logical
> real time in your program,....
I'm afraid I don't understand this term. What is "logical" real
time?
>... and when about to ask for a delay, you delay
> the logical real time plus the wanted delay minus the actual real time.
> The effect is that you automatically catchup on lags, and very surprisingly,
> it works well. The musical behaviour is often acceptable even under heavy
> machine load. Of course, it is perfect (or not far from) with light load.
I'd be very interested to see your code! Is it publically available?
I browsed around your website, but couldn't find anything that
looked relevant...
thanks very much,
PW
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