ACE REACTOR timers or POSIX timers
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Does anyone have a very simple example of using timers in the ACE REACTOR utilities? Do you feel that POSIX is better? |
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what is wrong with you?
I am serious. Why post the rude post. I am not marketing anything. I just want an answer or opinion.
I like lq and I have got a lot a good responses in the past. |
millgates was not responding to you sbauer72.
Look at his quote block. There was a message posted by a user named "kyunghbbu". Without going into all the details, that particular user (and another) were on the forums posting replies that did nothing but quote an earlier message in the thread and embed a web URL to some image file. These "users" were either: 1. automated scripts someone was trying (presumably for forum spamming purposes) or 2. nefarious individuals trying to direct users to click on the link to install some malicious code and/or promote some agenda clearly unrelated to the topic in the thread. The moderators at LQ realized this (the messages were not limited to this thread alone), and deleted the posts (and presumably the users themselves) once discovered. So, you are seeing millgates's reply to a now-deleted response. EDIT: Unfortunately, I don't have any experience with timers in ACE REACTOR utilities. So I can't help with that. Nor, by necessary consequence, can I comment on whether POSIX timers are preferable. |
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Anway, I don't know much anything about ACE REACTOR either, the only thing I can direct you to is this document which seems to be a nice overview if you haven't read it yet and the documentation of the class. A google search also returned this example that seems to use timers. From a quick look at the documents, it seems that the time as represented in ACE REACTOR is a wrapper that uses POSIX timeval_t under the hood in POSIX compliant environments and whatever windows uses in win environments. ACE REACTOR also seems to be object oriented, while POSIX timers (IIRC) are plain C. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. |
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