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Request in the middle of ACK_TIMER
Hey all,
Since the spec doesn't cover this in detail, I just wanted to know how what should be the outcome of this possible scenario :- Controller sends SET_CMD (LAMP_STRIKE) Responder sends back an ACK_TIMER ( wait 5 secs) . . . Controller sends a GET_CMD (any PID) . Responder sends back an ACK_TIMR (wait 2 secs) . . . . (end of 5 sec) Controller sends GET_QUEUED what happens now ? (In the Message Queue on Responder , we'll have 2 messages, which gets sent first ?) I'd assume a FIFO (is that correct ?) Hope it makes Sense Cheers EOD Last edited by endoftheworld; July 12th, 2006 at 12:04 AM. |
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