On Apr 15, 2015, at 2:31 AM, Zhang Chao wrote:
> node.js version: 4d9c81b7e2522c5d5d9d35058cbb0bce1228d360 (latest version),
> v0.10.33, node-v0.12.2
> Platform: Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS
> Architecture: x86_64
>
> var block = require('bindings')('hello'); // c++ addon
> var a = function() {
> var timer = (new Date()).getTime();
> console.log('before block:'+timer);
>
> block.hello(); // will be block at some time
>
> timer = (new Date()).getTime();
> console.log('after block:'+timer);
>
> setTimeout(a, 5000);
> };
> a();
>
> In the above script, function a will be executed very 5000 milliseconds if
> the block.hello is not blocked; But if the block.hello is blocked in c++
> code, the time point which function a will be executed again is much larger
> than 5000 milliseconds after block.hello is unblocked.
> How to fix?
I think the fix must be for block.hello() not to block.
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