On 2/18/2014 5:03 PM, Trevor Page wrote:
I would expect that your "check_for_data()" is actually performing an
InputStream.read() or .read(buffer) or .read(buffer, byteOffset,
byteCount), all of which are calls that block until data is available.
While in a call that blocks, the thread won't load the CPU.
Trev
Hey, thanks, it does. I should have included the
actual code. There is an InputStream.read() in there.
I'm a java newb, so I'll have to investigate that class
at another time.
So, I have another question then. When doing this,
am I taxing the bluetooth connection, and if not, how
does the remote device let me know that there is more
data available?
Thanks for answering the sophomore questions.
Tobiah
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