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if (packetsrcvd == 250) //850
{
pID = fork();
if (pID == 0)
{
gettimeofday(&end, NULL);

cout << "Received after: " << endl;
if (end.tv_usec >...

thanks for the help ppl

working gr8 with gettimeofday() function and sorry for posting in the wrong forum

my issue is a little bit different here.

I'm sending video packets over a network and I'm launching Real Player to decode the file. If the first intra-frame of the file and the header of the...

Is it possible to catch errors of an external program launched within runtime?
Let's say for example I'm writing to a file and the file doesn't have enough contents to be "openable" so when...

Hi I need to find the time between two events in my code. Mainly I'm receiving packets over Bluetooth and as soon as I receive a certain amount of packets I launch a video player using fork() and...

thanks for your help managed to make it work :)
for future reference this is how it worked



execl("/*PATH TO VIDEO PLAYER*/", "-o", "/*VIDEO FILE*/", (char *) 0);

where -o refers to...

i managed to use the fork() function and till here we're good (thanks, looked at a quick tutorial and really saved me some time :) )

i'm having some trouble using the exec() function



if...

Oki, i'm assuming that i need to learn some theory about threads.

so basically it will boil down about having a thread receiving data on sockets, and a thread that will launch the video player...

Hi, I am currently doing a program where I am receiving data via sockets and writing this data on a file (this is a video file). Now I need a mechanism so that when a certain number of packets have...