Hi Marcus
I first deleted the interrupt in the stop() method but it didn't work.
After that, I read your link and it gave me an idea. I put a try-catch in
the boost::this_thread::sleep function to discover what interruption is
happening, and now, my program works as it should be and no kind of
int
Well, then behaviour is as intended:
https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_54_0/doc/html/thread/thread_management.html#thread.thread_management.tutorial.interruption
I think you simply might not want to interrupt() the thread here?
Best regards,
Marcus
On 09.07.21 19:35, isaac mario tupac davila wro
Hi Marcus
I'm setting d_finished = true in the stop() function, like GNU Radio
message strobe do it:
bool
thread_ptr_impl::stop()
{
// Shut down the thread
d_finished = true;
d_thread->interrupt();
d_thread->join();
return block::stop();
}
El vie, 9 ju
Hi Isaac,
where do you set `d_finished = true;`?
On 09.07.21 19:04, isaac mario tupac davila wrote:
> Hello
>
> My name is Isaac . I'm trying to do a message strobe OOT block which could
> read a .txt
> file to define a list of command messages. I created a general block and
> deleted the
> gen
Hello
My name is Isaac . I'm trying to do a message strobe OOT block which could
read a .txt file to define a list of command messages. I created a general
block and deleted the general_work class as messages work in a separate
thread.
I literally write the same idea of the message strobe block p
