On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 10:58:32PM -0600, Juan Pablo L
<[email protected]> wrote:
> but i m setting the repeat value to 60s and calling ev_timer_again,
> before the time out happens i change the repeat value to, for example,
> 5 segs and call ev_timer_again,
> so i would expect the timer to time out 5 segs after i called
> ev_timer_again for the second time but this is not happening, what i see is
> that
> the timer first expires after the initial 60s and then expires again
> 5s later. is this how it is
> supposed to behave ?
I am pretty sure you don't actually call ev_timer_again on that timer. Do
you have a small test program that shows this? Are you you using threads?
> 2. when i want to terminate the loop, at program exit, and the timers
> have not expired the program hangs there
> until, i guess the timers expire, i have tried calling ev_break but it
> does not make any difference,
ev_break will break out of the currently running loop. Are you sure you
are calling it on the loop? Do you have a s,all test case that shows this
behaviour? Are you using threads?
> what i m doing is ev_time_stop on all timers when i m asked to exit
> is this also supposed to behave like that ?
Waiting (not hanging) until all watchers are stopped is normal and
expected behaviour, yes. ev_break breaking out of the current loop is also
expected.
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