From: Anthony M. H. <amh...@gm...> - 2008-05-01 18:20:21
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Oops, forgot the details. Yes, I'm using 2.0.4 (not going near 2.1 until the java client is updated). Running on OS X.. (trying to get access to a linux box to test it there). I am running in PUSH mode (default), with only the main thread calling readAll() before delegating to the parallelized processors who just query the interfaces for their data (if available). On the error front, player (-d 9) is surprisingly quiet, but the log output itself is locked up: ... playertcp.cc:550 warning : skipping message from 4:0 with unsupported type 4:6 playertcp.cc:550 warning : skipping message from 4:0 with unsupported type 4:6 playertcp.cc:550 warning : skipping message from 4:0 with unsupported type That warning is repeated numerous times, still tracking down what it is.. (interface position2D, message ACK:DATA_FREQ?) - but it's interesting that the lock up prevents it from even finishing the last line (probably just not flushing the warnings). With javaclient debugging on: [PlayerClient][Debug] Type = PLAYER_MSGTYPE_RESP_ACK/4 , with payload size = 0 for 31:0 [PlayerClient][Debug] Type = PLAYER_MSGTYPE_RESP_ACK/4 , with payload size = 0 for 31:0 [PlayerClient][Debug] Type = PLAYER_MSGTYPE_RESP_ACK/4 , with payload size = 0 for 31:0 [PlayerClient][Debug] Type = PLAYER_MSGTYPE_RESP_ACK/4 , with payload size = 0 for 31:0 [PlayerClient][Debug] Type = PLAYER_MSGTYPE_RESP_ACK/4 , with payload size = 0 for 31:0 [PlayerClient][Debug] Type = PLAYER_MSGTYPE_RESP_ACK/4 , with payload size = 0 for 31:0 [PlayerClient][Debug] Type = PLAYER_MSGTYPE_RESP_ACK/4 , with payload size = 0 for 31:0 [PlayerClient][Debug] Type = PLAYER_MSGTYPE_RESP_ACK/4 , with payload size = 0 for 31:0 Which are in response to the positioning of 10 objects through the simulation interface (but only 8 of them are acknowledged). I'm at a loss right now. I'd rather not revert to the threading model of javaclient since it's so wasteful of threads (and I'm fighting the urge to reimplement the io in a nonblocking manner). ... Anthony M. Harrison, PhD http://anthonymharrison.com/ http://jactr.org/ |