Can't you use sprintf and then rtl_printf? Since sprintf doesn't
do any I/O, and it doesn't use any OS internal structures, I believe
it can be called from a rt process without any problems.
Right?
gnd
On Sat, 5 Feb 2000, root wrote:
> Hi, I have rtlinux-2.0 setup and running fine. My application will
> require that I do floating point crunching and I'd like to look at the
> numbers. I have the pthread_set_fp turned on. It seems rtl_printf does
> not recognize the %f (is this true?). I was wondering if there is anyway
> to look at the numbers and verify that indeed the fp calcs are really
> happening. Thanks
> John Adams
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