Does anyone have opinions on whether putting putting pjmedia into the linux kernel (with the remainder of pj stack in user space for safety) would significantly reduce latency on a busy system? The theory is that, in addition to avoiding round trips to user space, the code in the kernel could be made to run at signicantly higher priority than would be possible in user space (aided by some suitable locking). Although the entire pj stack seems to have been ported to linux kernel, there is no code provided to run pjmedia in a different process (or processor!) than the upper part of the stack... some sort of system of messages would need to be used to "remotely" connect pjmedia with the upper stack. Has anyone thought about issues involved with this? Has anyone recently run the entire pj stack in the linux kernel? recently run parts of it? Is it still working? Thanks Ted Merrill
