How to exit the main loop? Stick this in a timer routine and execute it
when your ready to shutdown. --g_main_loop_quit(main_loop); --
Also, the following link contains two daemons; a pure glib one, and a
pure libc one; including threads, etc...
http://mysite.verizon.net/skoona/sitebuildercon
First thanks to Alexander Semenov, and Emmanuele Bassi for your
responses. It took some poking around, but I think get it now. Here is a
concept demo for any future searches that find this thread. I'm not sure
how to get out of the infinite loop though, since _iteration() returns
both TRUE and
On Wed, 2008-11-12 at 15:20 -0600, Thomas Stover wrote:
> So if one wants to use g_io_channels with out gtk (console / server
> app), what exactly is the idea? Does glib need an initialization
> function called first?
only if you use GObject and the rest of the type system - in which case
you'll
Alexander Semenov wrote:
Thomas Stover wrote:
So if one wants to use g_io_channels with out gtk (console / server
app), what exactly is the idea? Does glib need an initialization
function called first? I see the g_main_loop_new() and friends
functions, and that part make sense. The thing is
g
Thomas Stover wrote:
So if one wants to use g_io_channels with out gtk (console / server
app), what exactly is the idea? Does glib need an initialization
function called first? I see the g_main_loop_new() and friends
functions, and that part make sense. The thing is
g_io_add_watch_full() type
So if one wants to use g_io_channels with out gtk (console / server
app), what exactly is the idea? Does glib need an initialization
function called first? I see the g_main_loop_new() and friends
functions, and that part make sense. The thing is g_io_add_watch_full()
type functions don't have a
