1. Re[2]: euLibnet and IRC
> What i was hoping is if sleep(0) can be used to revert control to win32lib,
> and
> a higher priority task was found in the task que there, win32lib could shuffle
>
> the scheduled tasks so the line following the sleep(0) would not always be
> the next line executed, and this would eliminate some time spent polling the
> socket or continuously reading the ServerNeedsAttention(sock_connect[2]).
> It would be a cheap way to make pseudo-threads, by setting these priority
> flags, and the highest priority gets the cpu after the sleep(0).
Hi,
That's pretty much what win32lib's doEvents(0) function does...
Thomas Parslow (PatRat) ICQ #:26359483
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2. Re: Re[2]: euLibnet and IRC
- Posted by gertie at ad-tek.net
May 31, 2001
On 31 May 2001, at 22:42, Thomas Parslow (PatRat) wrote:
>
>
> > What i was hoping is if sleep(0) can be used to revert control to win32lib,
> > and
> > a higher priority task was found in the task que there, win32lib could
> > shuffle
> > the scheduled tasks so the line following the sleep(0) would not always be
> > the next line executed, and this would eliminate some time spent polling the
> >
> > socket or continuously reading the ServerNeedsAttention(sock_connect[2]).
> > It would be a cheap way to make pseudo-threads, by setting these priority
> > flags, and the highest priority gets the cpu after the sleep(0).
>
> Hi,
>
> That's pretty much what win32lib's doEvents(0) function does...
I hope someone bright, who can do windows programming, will pounce on this and
give
us an example! 
Kat
