Hello,
I have a wireless network with 1 AP and 3 clients.
The AP counts every 10 seconds for what we can call Superframe. I want that the 3 clients are synchronized in such a way that they will not transmit data (a ping message for instance) simultaneously. I want to create a rule, like "at second x client x transmits".
How can I do that?
How many clocks are available for the Arduino Yun? What's the reference library to work with these clocks?
sonnyyu
November 30, 2015, 5:32pm
#2
Server software use either:
Multithreading
Non-blocking I/O
to support concurrent requests from each client.
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Multithreading, each thread for each client.
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Node.js provides an event-driven architecture and a non-blocking I/O API
Thank you.
I will check if it is suitable for my purpose
