Martin,
OK, there's a wrinkle in using the PGM_RXW_SQNS and PGM_TXW_SQNS in
pgm_socket.cpp -- OpenPGM works fine on the transmitter, but the receiver
expects (via an assertion) that if there is a value for PGM_RXW_SQNS, then the
value of PGM_RXW_MAX_RATE to be zero (0).
With the default of 100 (kbps), we have an assertion failure.
All this is in OpenPGM in pgm/rxw.c line 189.
If we try to simply set the max rate on the receiver client to 0, we get a
different assertion failure on the ZeroMQ code in connect_session.cpp line 94.
So... I'm going to try to see if I can reconcile the two issues. All my
testing was on the transmitter, and I simply failed to check for the receiver
in the same condition.
Thanks,
Bob ([email protected])
The Man from S.P.U.D.
We will write no code before it's designed.
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