Bernhard Pfund wrote:
> Gilles Chanteperdrix wrote:
>> Bernhard Pfund wrote:
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>>> Zitat von Gilles Chanteperdrix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>>>
>>>>> Bernhard Pfund wrote:
>>>>>> Hi All,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I have some strange behaviour here. When I try to run a periodic task
>>>>>> sending small packets at 10kHz over an UDP socket, after some few cycles
>>>>>> I get ENOBUFS. I can play with rtskb pool size, which extends the number
>>>>>> of successful cycles, but I have the feeling that there's no
>>>>>> housekeeping taking place.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Funny enough I could run the very same code for hours before I updated
>>>>>> to the latest code base of Linux, RTnet and RTAI.
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>
>>>>> I do not know if this is your issue, but I had problems of this kind
>>>>> once. My problem was that my application was sending packets but never
>>>>> receiving, and it happened that somehow, the network sent packet to the
>>>>> port automatically allocated by rtnet. So, the received packets were
>>>>> exhausting the socket buffers.
>>>>>
>>>> Salut Gilles
>>>>
>>>> That might be the issue. I deactivated the receiver thread for test
>>>> purposes... I'll re-activate it and see what happens. Thanks a lot for
>>>> the hint!
>>>>
>>>> Bernhard
>>> All,
>>>
>>> Gilles's hint was straight to the point! It works again...
>>>
>>> Thanks Gilles, Jan and Paul for the valuable feedback!
>> Ok. I am afraid I will make myself ridiculous with a stupid idea, but I
>> dare anyway: why using not using a different pool for sending and
>> receiving ?
>>
>
> Well, that could be caused by my infinite ignorance in not knowing how
> to accomplish that :) I have a separate send and receive buffer in my
> userspace application, for the rest I put all my faith in RTnet...
>
> Or was that the direction you aimed at?
It was rather a question directed to Jan: I was proposing to use two
different pools for RTnet housekeeping.
--
Gilles.
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