Re: [Linphone-developers] LinphoneCore.iterate() in Android

[Tony Nguyen]

1) I would do 100ms. It's really up to you how do you want to take the CPU 
cycles.

2) If you have the iterate run in a background thread, you have to have code 
lock around the iterate, and other core function. Otherwise, you may have 
unexpected crashed. However, be aware that some function call will be initiated 
from the iterate function that create the event. If you call some of you locked 
function in the event handle, you will have a deadlock issue.

I use liblinphone on Qt (C++) and C#, not sure how much different with Java on 
Android....

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I?d like to get some clarification on properly setting up the 
LinphoneCore.iterate() loop in Android

1) For mobile, what is the most ideal delay between two calls to iterate()? The 
reference android app schedules a TimerTask every 20 ms.  Are there any factors 
or parameters that should be driving this value?

2) The documentation for LinphoneCore.iterate() indicates that iterate() should 
be called in the same thread as other liblinphone methods.    Right now in my 
test application, I?m calling iterate() in a background thread running inside a 
scheduledexecutorservice.  So when the doc states that other liblinphone 
methods should be called in the same thread, does that mean I should dispatch 
the calls to core methods like accept(), terminate etc? to the same thread?  In 
the reference linphone android app, I can see that LinphoneManager dispatches 
the call to iterate() to the UI thread.  Is this good practice?


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