shout_sleep

declared in <shout/shout.h>

The shout_sleep function makes sure that data is sent at the correct rate for this bitstream. Calling the function causes it to sleep() for a number of milliseconds, in order to pause before more data is sent.

This function should only be called in conjuction with shout_send_data(), and most often they will be in a loop together.

It should be noted that if your bitstream is already real-time and does not require timing, this function is optional.

void shout_sleep( shout_conn_t *self /* pointer to the connection structure */ );

Parameters

self

pointer to the connection structure

Return Values

None.