Renicing saned doesn't renice xsane automatically. Renicing one process
influences only the future children. So your note is irrelevant.
Look at setpriority(...) and/or sched_yield().
Good example for any of the saned copies:
if(number_of_read_bytes==0) sched_yield();
sasha mal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Renicing saned doesn't renice xsane automatically. Renicing one
process influences only the future children. So your note is
irrelevant.
Because in this case, the frontend, as far as the mustek_pp backend is
concerned, is saned itself and not xsane
If you suppose that my suggestion is not applicable,
it's not a reason to close the bug.
100% slowdown is a bug.
What solutions are applicable and what are not applicable is a different
question.
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