On 27. Oct 2011, at 23:04, Michael Pope [via Software] wrote:
> For my replies, I'm setting a dirty bit (DIRTY_REPLY) and commiting it on the
> client side. This triggers a notifyNewVersion on the master. I increment a
> counter each time I receive a notifyNewVersion. When the counter == the
> number of client nodes I know I'm ready to commit. The master copy will then
> send out a COMMIT job to the clients (via the notifyNewHeadVersion
> mechanism).
>
> Does this make sense to you?
Sounds reasonable. The only tricky thing you might need to be aware of is the
latency, i.e., if you send a 'process' command each frame you'll have to
organize your replies by frameNumber to not count a reply for frame N+1 in
frame N.
Cheers,
Stefan.
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