Paolo,
> Clearly you missed what I stated in other mails:
I sure did...
> - doing it in ISR is usefull if that is the only real time task. I now
> add: or if what you are doing will go in the highest priority task
> anyhow;
> ...
> ...
> That said anybody can do what he/she wants and the result can be just
> the same. You have only to avoid conveying the idea that FP cannot be
> used in kernel space. It is simply not true. What is true is that some
> people do not like it that way.
OK, Now I agree whole heartedly with you. There is something to be
said, however, for sticking with the spirit of Linux when using an RT Linux.
Avoiding FP in kernel code is part of that spirit. Besides, how hard is it
to do all the initialization in an RT thread and synchronize the threads?
Not very.
The init task should do nothing but set up the necessary data
structures and tap the init thread on the shoulder IMHO.
Regards,
Steve
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