Re: [Bluez-devel] What happens with bluetooth when connection is interrupted

Hi Patryk,

i see the problems and I will change it. I now made some tests and i found
out that the library waits for a specific time until it sends the signal. I
suppose that in this time it tries to repair the connection.

Is it possible to manage this time period with compiling flags or something?

Thanks,
Reto

2008/9/19 Patryk Zawadzki [off-list ref]

On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 8:56 AM, Reto Bachmann [off-list ref]
wrote:

quoted

So I need to connect the D-Bus signal RemoteDeviceDisconnected to find

out

quoted

that I am not connected anymore?

Why shouldn't I poll for a status? Is it just because a signal is sent
either way or is the status i ask for not the true status?

Because polling is the worst strategy both CPU- and power-wise. It
causes frequent wakeups that waste power and prevent CPUs from
entering a deep idle state. They also generate unnecessary traffic for
the IPC mechanism so if every program decided to poll for something
once a second, services like DBus would likely get hosed.

--
Patryk Zawadzki

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