roux jean-denis wrote:
> If not what will happen if an IT occurs while the
> handler is running ? I ask that because I've assumed
> that the principle of bottom halves is not used with
> RTAI's ITs, so the handler might by long (in time).
>
Hi all,
I don't think that there is any global_cli(),
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Hello RTLinux community,
I am sure that many of you have computed the amount of
time necessary to accomplish various tasks in real-time operations.
I am trying to factor in memory access. I have from a
personal conversation that the typical memory bus runs at 100 MHz.
Thus
I am assuming
Greetings RTAIers
Do I need to write a nonspecific EOI (end of interrupt) to the PIC
at the end of my RT ISR (interrupt service routine)?
Thanks again,
Daniel
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Howdy RTL/RTAI comrades
Can one do a rt_task_suspend and rt_task_resume within a RT interrupt
service routine?
Thanks all,
Daniel
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Hi,
I think that this is a simple question. I searched the archives but did not
find anything. I also looked at my real-time examples.
I'm using RTL V0.9J with 2.0.36.
What I need to do is this --
I have 2 ISRs and 1 timed task
One of the ISRs needs to be of the highest priority so it neve
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Mon, 24 Apr 2000 De Messemaeker Johan wrote:
> On Tue, 25 Apr 2000, David Olofson wrote:
>
> > Anyway, I can dig out some headers and makefiles for C++ in kernel space if you
> > like.
>
> I'm very i