Am Die, 10 Apr 2001 schrieben Sie:
> I did. I found discussions about modules implementing dynamic memory
> allocation in realtime code, but I couldn't figure out if they would allow
> me to allocate objects. I tried "realtime C++", "real time C++", "real time
You can new/delete implement with kmalloc/kfree. The problem, you have to
allocate the memory before the rt-thread is started. There was a mailing
list thread about alloc inside rt-thread for rtai. Who knows more about the
state and where to get ? (maybee for rtlinux?)
> From: "J.D. Bakker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > This has been discussed to death in the (recent) past. Please search
> > the mailing list archives before asking.
That right, some questions are open left!
Regards
Olaf
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