Re: Multiprocessing and y4mdenoise

>> [1] Any comments on these two methods?
>
>remember that nanosleep() will sleep at least until the next
>rescheduling takes place. On older Linuxes, that can be every 10
>Milliseconds, on newer ones, it's often every 1 Millisecond. But you
>can't rely on sleeping less than 10 Milliseconds with that method.

Actually, that's more what I wanted -- a "thread yield" function.
Sleeping longer is fine as long as the thread enters the run queue
and get scheduled along with all the other running processes.

Given the way "SPU threads" work, the 50-microsecond delay is literally a
busy wait. :-)

Thanks for replying!  I appreciate the info!

-Steve

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