BurstInterval must be a number greater than or equal to zero. Remember to consider the system clock resolution when configuring BurstInterval . As of April 1999, the clock-tick resolution is about 16 msec on Windows NT, and about 10 msec on Solaris. If CopyStatus is non-zero, all of these messages will be broadcast onto ethernet. If switch is 0, no log file will be written.
Space is allocated to store the last sequence number used for up to nlogo different logos.
All messages that ringtocoax receives from shared memory are tagged with their original logos when they are broadcast onto ethernet. The port number must be greater than 1024. Smaller port numbers require root permission. All messages that ringtocoax reads from shared memory are tagged with their original logos when they are broadcast onto ethernet. If switch is 1, a line is printed to the screen detailing the logo and the sequence number of each Earthworm message broadcast to ethernet.