Hi,
My requirement is to have a timer implementation using Pth library.
The call shown below causes the callback "func" to be called at the specified
timeout:
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main_func()
{
pth_ev = pth_event(PTH_EVENT_FUNC, func, NULL, pth_timeout(0,
500000));
pth_wait(pth_ev); /* Thread waits here . it is signalled from
callback - func*/
}
However, the execution of the main_func thread is blocked until it is
signalled which happens when the callback is called.
int func(void * arg)
{
/* In timer callback */
}
I need to have a timer implementation similar to timer_init, timer_add,
timer_settime etc....where the caller does not get blocked.
Is there a way of doing the same using Pth.?
Kind Regards,
Bhanu Kurpad
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