> Now that i'm copying the proper amount of data I have another
> problem. I'm actually reading this attribute constantly when I open
> my control panel, however it seems that I can only have reading
> results from second to second. Is there anything that limits the
> amount of times I can push attribute data per second? I would
> definitily need at least 40 readings per second in order to have my
> data visualized in control panel.
I had overcome this problem using binary attributes. It's blazing fast now.
First I tried with a 4096 length attribute. But when I tried to transfer
the whole state variable, the one that size is 40k length, I got kernel
error at the middle of the transfer. My guess in that case is that the
operation is not atomic and the variable was written between bin
attribute read calls. Does this make sense?
Having such an attribute would really spare me a lot of time doing the
control panel interaction and it would make me windows version and linux
version very similiar, therefore I would use the very mechanisms.
With this said, i'm not discarding all the thing that you guys I have
been telling me in the last emails and with the time I can make my head
clear for structural changes in order to make this become better with
the time in both OS's.
Thanks,
Nuno
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