> In linux, interrupt handlers and their children are not processes and thus
> don't have a priority. If they claim the processor, they'll get it. So
> just ajusting the polling frequency should do. I don't know how uzix does
> this.
UZIX processes have priority. You can use a daemon process as a
JUMP driver (as TCP/IP do). The only problem that can arise is that it
will slow down the link (assuming JUMP is a sincronous protocol - an
asincronous protocol will not work, because UZIX JUMP driver will lose
bits).
The best thing (even for TCP/IP) would be putting the driver
inside the kernel (but it can't be done now, due to low memory).
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