Questions about RequestList::receive

[Frank Fock]

Mike,

OK, now I understand your problem. Currently, it is not possible
to wait forever for an icoming request. I have changed the
RequestList::receive method to support blocking without timeout
by specifying a negative value for the timeout parameter.

Hope this helps.

Best regards,
Frank

Mike.Perler____radisys.com wrote:

> Frank,
>
> It's not that I want to take an action on an invalid request. I need to
> report any errors to our system log (unfortunately, using a nonstandard
> API) when they occur, and a timeout is not actually an error. Currently,
> I'm reporting an error anytime that the RequestList::receive function
> returns a null pointer, but I've gotten complaints about that because of
> the timeout case.
>
> If there is a way to call RequestList::receive with no time out, then that
> would also address my problem.
>