Re: Parallel Process with readers - pcsc-lite
Francois Grieu <[email protected]>
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On 03/07/2013 17:05, MURILO COSTA wrote: > I have a Java system (..) looking at some test results, I checked that the time of process on Linux is greater than on Windows, and looks like the reason is because the "parallel" process of windows, that doesn't happen on Linux when two or more readers are used. In Linux the commands are not send at the same time, they are synchronized, increasing the process time of whole process. > > Is it a normal situation? Is there a way to work totally in parallel process? > > I am using the OpenSuse 12.3 Linux with pcsc-lite 1.8.8, and the reader driver is a ccid compatible. Like Frank Marien, I have an application using pcsc-lite (as bundled with whatever version of Red Hat or Centos 5 or 6) that extensively use parallel processing on e.g. 8 readers using pcsc-lite; it works like a charm. It is written in C, not Java. Perhaps you hit some JVM limitation. Francois Grieu