Hi Guys,
This might be a noob question, but here it goes.
I am playing with a small app, inspired from scan in linuxtv-dvb-apps. So I basically use poll() to collect data from dvb filters.
My problem is that I am using the clock() function to measure progressing time, alongside using the poll function to poll a list of filters. The funny thing is that clock returns 0 when I have called the poll function even though the poll function have been idle for a while. This screws up my timing.
I am using Eclipse CDT on a Ubuntu 8.10.
Is there an alternative to clock, when I need fine grained timing. Or should I poll the filters in an other way than using poll.
Kind regards and sorry or the inconvenience
Jesper Taxbøl
This might be a noob question, but here it goes.
I am playing with a small app, inspired from scan in linuxtv-dvb-apps. So I basically use poll() to collect data from dvb filters.
My problem is that I am using the clock() function to measure progressing time, alongside using the poll function to poll a list of filters. The funny thing is that clock returns 0 when I have called the poll function even though the poll function have been idle for a while. This screws up my timing.
I am using Eclipse CDT on a Ubuntu 8.10.
Is there an alternative to clock, when I need fine grained timing. Or should I poll the filters in an other way than using poll.
Kind regards and sorry or the inconvenience
Jesper Taxbøl
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