Re: [certi-dev] CERTI deadlock

[Eric Noulard]

2012/6/5 Michael Raab <address@hidden>:
>> Which version of CERTI are you currrently using?
> CVS checkout from 25.10.2011...
>
>> Do you compile it with CERTI_USE_NULL_PRIME_MESSAGE_PROTOCOL set to ON or
>> OFF?
> OFF
>
>> On which platform are you running?
> Windows 7 - 32/64bit
>
>> Would you be able to share the code of the offending federation?
> Not the full code.. If it helps I could try to extract the calls that are
> used to establish the time synchronization.. But in general the sync worked
> perfecly form October until we started to create larger and chatty
> federations yesterday...
>
>
> Looking at the CMake variables I found the flag RTIA_USE_TCP. What is that
> used for?

This means that the communication between the federate (libRTI) and its RTIA is
done using TCP socket (instead of UNIX socket).

This is enforced on Windows platform because there is no such thing as
UNIX socket
on Windows.

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