Hi Andy,
>> Recycled memory chunks are split for a new malloc(),
>
> not kmalloc?
>
>> My only thought about the cause is funkiness with gdb record
>
> Are you absolutely sure that you can gdb kernel code? I thought it was
> impossible. But I am frequently wrong.
I'm not sure if one can gdb kernel code, but see my previous email: the
preempt-rt kernel runs the real-time stuff all in user space. That's
why we don't get the /proc debugging stuff you're used to with RTAI, and
why we can use gdb. The downside is that an optimistic latency value is
30ms compared to, I seem to remember, <10ms for RTAI or RT-Linux (you
folks will know that better than me).
John
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