SDL Joystick support on Mac OS X 10.2.5

Hi,
I recently added SDL joystick support to an emulator I am working on on
Mac OS X. It seemed to be working OK, but since I have updated to Mac OS
X 10.2.5 last week joystick events seem to arrive very slowly (the lag
seems to be one-two seconds). The same thing now happens with the
testjoystick application.

Has anyone else seen the problem, and are there any workarounds?

Thanks,
Fred

I’m not having this problem (in 10.2.5). Unless someone else knows what
is going on here, you’ll have crack open the debugger to find it. (you
might also try Sampler, ThreadViewer, USBProber)

I’m tempted to say it’s a problem with the device or USB bus it’s on
(maybe low power?), but without debugging there’s no way to tell.On Wednesday, April 16, 2003, at 03:01 PM, sdl-request at libsdl.org wrote:

Hi,
I recently added SDL joystick support to an emulator I am working on on
Mac OS X. It seemed to be working OK, but since I have updated to Mac
OS
X 10.2.5 last week joystick events seem to arrive very slowly (the lag
seems to be one-two seconds). The same thing now happens with the
testjoystick application.

Hi Darrell,

Darrell Walisser wrote:

I’m not having this problem (in 10.2.5). Unless someone else knows what
is going on here, you’ll have crack open the debugger to find it. (you
might also try Sampler, ThreadViewer, USBProber)

I’m tempted to say it’s a problem with the device or USB bus it’s on
(maybe low power?), but without debugging there’s no way to tell.

Thanks for the feedback, I am using a notebook and am typically under
battery power so this may have been it. Today there are no problems.
When I was having the problems I suspected power issues as well, but
plugging in the notebook didn’t help at all. I guess I’ll investigate
further as the problem crops up again…

Fred