Eric Blossom wrote:
Uhh, 30 requests of .5 is only 15MB/s, so there would be no problem
with additional requests up to an additional 17MB/s. The tx and rx
channels are allocated indepently of each other, though all capacity
requests are changed against the same pool.
Right, it was part of the example.
Based on your response... I think we have a problem with our interface.
cmd_allocate_channel(invocation_handle, channel, capacity_reservation)
cmd_deallocate_channel(invocation_handle, channel)
Regardless of whether we return a channel to the user, or the user specifies a desired
channel...
How does cmd_deallocate_channel() know how much to de-allocate? If these are hardware
channels we are talking about (currently 2 in hardware), and I now want to deallocate my
channel and i say cmd_deallocate_channel(blah, 1) ... I am going to deallocate all of
channel 1 which is incorrect. The capacity I reserved should be deallocated.
So then is it required for the requester to keep track of how much they requested to pass
to our deallocation method?
- George
_______________________________________________
Discuss-gnuradio mailing list
[email protected]
http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
