Hi Jeff
I have two technical CA (client) questions.
(1) The sequencer currently employs an "auxiliary task" which performs
no work other than calling
ca_pend_event(10.0)
in an endless loop. Note that the context is created with
ca_enable_preemptive_callback.
I would be glad if I could get rid of this extra task, as I believe it
is not necessary, but before I throw it out I'd rather make sure that
there are no unwanted side-effects. Could such a task perhaps improve
latency in certain situations? A comment in the code says this allows
for connect/disconnect event processing, and it gets started with a
slightly higher priority than the regular sequencer tasks. It is quite
possible that the comment is out-dated, or just plain wrong.
(2) If I create a context (with ca_enable_preemptive_callback) in one
task, then attach to this context in another task, then delete the
first task without destroying the context. Does the second one continue
to work with the same context? In other words, is the task that created
the context in any way "privileged" over tasks that merely attach to an
existing context? I think not, but I want to be sure.
Cheers
Ben
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