On Tue, Aug 08, 2000 at 11:46:37PM -0400, Adam Meyerowitz wrote:
> When doing some initial prototyping and just plain fooling around with some new
> hardware it is very easy just to use it. I would never use it with
> production level
> code, it will moved into a kernel module.
You could also try the rtlinux_sigaction method on RTLinux which
allows user code to install handlers that run in kernel mode with
interrupts disabled.
>
>
> > > these seem
> > > to be defined by I'm getting undefined references to __cli(void) and
> > > __sti(void). What
> > > do I have to link with to grab these functions? Do I have to compile with
> > > -O to get these?
> >
> >Try defining __KERNEL__ if you must.
>
> Thanks, I will see if that works.
Good luck.
>
> Adam
>
>
>
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