Yes, we do have a usleep(). Same behavior you'd expect. Be sure
rtl_sched.o is loaded.
} > Does RT support usleep( ) from within a module?
}
} Since modules run in kernel space (and therefore don't have direct
} access to user-level functions), and since usleep is not an available function
} in the kernel, the short and simple answer is no. However, there is a
} macro available in the kernel called udelay, which i believe (correct me if
} i'm wrong) gives you a delay in microseconds.
}
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