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A mismatch between the client and server date/time causes dispatcher will withhold all messages until the application runs out of memory and crashes!
Please add an option to disable this scheduling and instead allow the application to handle the bundle timetags. I suggest a flag named "disable bundle scheduling", or similar. If this flag is set then the dispatcher would:
Provide OSC messages as soon as they are received
Include the timetag associated with each message
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Indeed, another alternative could be to have a set of flags to:
cap number of messages held in memory (easy, can lead to unexpected behavior)
discard messages scheduled too far in the future (easy, can lead to unexpected behavior)
have a special dispatch /currenttimestamp method or something alike for the client to verify that its clock is somewhat synchronised with the server (requires client work, only takes care of the synchronisation issue)
You seem to be looking past the simplest use case: To just print received OSC.
I expect this is something that almost all users would want to do at some point, even if just for debugging. No buffering, no scheduling, no discarding of messages; just provide the data that was received when it was received.
Yup that would also work, the purpose of that library was to be somewhat useful and abstract that away from the clients but offering them a way to get the raw messages/bundles if they want is also fair.
A mismatch between the client and server date/time causes dispatcher will withhold all messages until the application runs out of memory and crashes!
Please add an option to disable this scheduling and instead allow the application to handle the bundle timetags. I suggest a flag named "disable bundle scheduling", or similar. If this flag is set then the dispatcher would:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: