Fixed. Micheal was worried about the problems of emulating the RT environment
in user space and then seeing the same environment in RT space. But
I also like the handlers. We will have to deal with the problem
some other way.
On Mon, Oct 25, 1999 at 06:13:25PM +0200, Jochen wrote:
> >From the rtf_create_handler man page:
>
> WARNING
> This function is deprecated. Consider polling real-time
> FIFOs from RT-processes with rtf_get(3) or read(2).
>
> Why ?
> What's bad about using the handler based message passing ?
> I guess it's better than wasting cpu cycles all the time by creating a
> full task for polling a fifo every ms or so, esp. if that's needed once
> in a while (like once per hour, or so) only ?
>
> Moreover it looks much more intuitive to me.
>
> -- Jochen
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