On Monday 25 February 2002 01:22 pm, you wrote: > [2002-02-23 15:49] M. Mueller (bhu5nji) said: > | Is anyone one the list interested in discussing and sharing code for > | non-blocking I/O and/or IPC and/or pthreaded and/or fat-process real-time > | apps in a GNU/Linux environment? > > sounds interesting. What does "fat-process" real-time mean? >
I threw in all the buzz words I could think of. fat process (fork) these are my bread and butter pthread (thin process), I don't do these yet real-time, as you probably know, is a system that responds to outside stimuli fast enough to be successful in its mission. THis a pretty mushy definition. The POSIX standard includes r-t elements. I don't know the POSIX standard beyond how to spell it. I've spent lots of time doing r-t systems. I very new at doing them in GNU/Linux. So far, so good. I'm very impressed. There are embedded Linux efforts, but that's not what I'm proposing a discussion on (but we could end up there). I am thinking about exposing my app to the world at sometime. I'd like to get it reviewed in a smaller group leading up to that point. That's my motivation to discuss r-t apps. Mike M. > cheers. > b -- Mike M. Support TriLUG. Reply directly for details on how to send a check. No amount is too small. Subscribe to all the TriLUG lists at http://trilug.org/mailman/listinfo
