Have a look at rtapi_compat.c
The methods there for looking at values in /sys /proc and /dev are
probably the best bets,
(or just capture the output from `uname -r`, `dmesg | grep Linux
version` etc etc :-) )
I have found the `flavor` binary, which uses the rtapi_compat.c methods,
can get confused between rt-preempt and posix however.
I think I changed the flavor evaluation order in the Machinekit-NG
experiments, to stop it returning 'posix' when in fact the kernel was
'rt-preempt',
albeit posix had been built also.
regards
On 17/09/16 23:02, Alexander Rössler wrote:
Is there any way to check the currently active RTAPI flavor when a
Machinekit instance is running?
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