Hi Ross,<br><br>I have another question about the tv_timeToDelay param in the select() function, in BasicTaskScheduler class.<br><br>By default, I notified the timeout value is 0, that means the select() never stops for waiting an available signals (connect/read socket, read file). <br>
<br>I am wondering why not to set the timeout to NULL, to let the select() drivern by the signals. It takes less CPU cycle.<br><br>On linux, I think it is OK to set the timeout to NULL.<br><br>On windows, the select() cann't detect the read file signal, so can only read the file once, and be hold there until getting RTCP request from the client.<br>
<br>Is it necessary to set the timeout value depends on different OS.<br><br>On our embeded device, there is no both the build-in select() function support. So the performance is very poor. Ross, could you please point me an correct direction to write an custom select() function?<br>
<br>The OS is uCOS, I cannot make change to it (duc to licence). But I may be able to make change the low BIOS level (on which, the uCOS runs). I want to see if it is possible to write an my own select() function based on the BIOS (which interacts with the hardware board directly), or is there a better way. I have notified that there are some similar posts, but the performance is criticle for our embeded device, an custom select() function based on the application level may not address my issue.<br>
<br>Thanks for any suggestion!<br><br>Thanks,<br>-kevin<br><br><br>