> I already have a solution for this, I'll have one thread sleep for
> exact 10ms and then post an event, another thread will do the
> processing (I'm writing a RTP library, I have to send/recieve RTP
> packets in the right interval) then wait for the event. In this
> way, the processing thread will wake up at the moment of
> (10ms - the time used to do processing).
>
> Increasing HZ maybe another solution. but I don't the performance
> implication.
Alphas are already runing with HZ=1000 and unless you are running on
386/25, there's no noticeable performance implication...
Pavel
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