Hi Henrik, > "In fact, it has. 'wait' always first checks for pending events before > it goes to sleep." > > Why does it do that?
This is exactly the purpose of 'wait': Wait for events. The milliseconds are just a timeout value. > If I had access to a wait that simply stops > execution and nothing else everything would be good, I tried to create > one of my own but it uses too much CPU in the loop. Well, that's easy: (call 'sleep 2) Also (at least on Linux) this works: (call 'sleep "0.1") > "If there are data available on that socket already, that task will be > executed." > > It is listening (subscribing) for data so there is no data available > to begin with. But there must be something, otherwise it would not wake up. Try to (trace '...) or '$ strace ...' it. ♪♫ Alex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[email protected]?subject=Unsubscribe
