I've been trying out the rtl_sigaction feature of RTL3.0 pre6d. It
works nicely except for an occasional exception 14 occurring in the
psc.o module. I'd like to debug this but when I follow the instructions
and use remote target /dev/rtf10, gdb does nothing (ie no prompt, as
reported by Stuart
Hello.
I would like to know if etheir RTL or RTAI are multi-tasks multi-threads?
I mean by multi-tasks multi-thread that each thread in a task can share
global variables.
Thanks
Vincent
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Hi.
Can anyone recommend me a decent AD-Card that runs under RTLinux.
Kernel is 2.0.33 with appropriate RT-Patch. Runs.
Could be PCI ot At.
Should have at least 8 analog inputs with gains (12 Bit is ok).
Should have 2 or more analog outputs, preferable 0-10V.
I want read out thermoelements
Stuart Warren wrote:
I've been trying out the rtl_sigaction feature of RTL3.0 pre6d. It
works nicely except for an occasional exception 14 occurring in the
psc.o module. I'd like to debug this but when I follow the instructions
and use remote target /dev/rtf10, gdb does nothing (ie no
On Tue, 1 Aug 2000, Peter T. Drechsler wrote:
Can anyone recommend me a decent AD-Card that runs under RTLinux.
Kernel is 2.0.33 with appropriate RT-Patch. Runs.
Could be PCI ot At.
Should have at least 8 analog inputs with gains (12 Bit is ok).
Should have 2 or more analog outputs,
I would like to know if etheir RTL or RTAI are multi-tasks multi-threads?
I mean by multi-tasks multi-thread that each thread in a task can share
global variables.
Yes. Each task/thread can see the same set of variables: all the kernel symbols.
Regards
Gabor
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Does anyone out there know what the latencies are for DMA (ISA and PCI)
transfers?
Thank you,
Daniel
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I observed that I cannot use floating point arithmetik with the
pthread_suspend_np()/pthread_wakeup_np()
mechanism (FPU cannot be used by Linux, e.g. "top" hangs).
But it seems to be safe using
pthread_make_periodic_np()/pthread_wait_np().
Is that correct? [rtl2.2 prepatched kernel]
On Tue, Aug 01, 2000 at 01:40:09PM +0200, Peter T. Drechsler wrote:
Hi.
Can anyone recommend me a decent AD-Card that runs under RTLinux.
Kernel is 2.0.33 with appropriate RT-Patch. Runs.
Could be PCI ot At.
Should have at least 8 analog inputs with gains (12 Bit is ok).
Should have 2
Hi all,
I downloaded prepatched RTLinux V3 beta the other day and installed it on
top of Red Hat Linux 6.2. It seems that everything is under the
"/usr/src/rtlinux_kernel" directory. The problem is, where are those
RTLinux modules? I can't find them anywhere.
BTW, is there any detailed doc about
The pre-patched kernel is just that (patched). You'll need to download
the rtlinux_3_0_pre6d.tgz (6e is also available) for the rtl modules et
al. Here's a few things I noticed:
o I had to do a 'make install' as well as running
the 'sh ./scripts/insrtl'.
o The psc makefile
Hello RTers
A while back a few of you helped with an ISR that looked like this:
void pport1_irq(void){
rt_global_sti();
if(lp_count == ctrl[event_num].dat1){
start_time = rt_get_time();
rt_task_resume();
}
lp_count ++;
}
The ISR resumes a previously suspended task after a
Hello Realtimers
Dare I speak the words. But is Windows NT capable of hard realtime
scheduling?
Daniel S.
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Hello Realtimers
Dare I speak the words. But is Windows NT capable of hard realtime
scheduling?
NO, Win nt is only able to make soft realtime as mentioned in the MSDN doc.
If you need to make hard rt in winnt, you need to patch the kernel with a
rt-patch (I mean Versalogic does
hi,
I get some problem like that. I want to trace into some other modules use "s", but
I failed.
I write some module A, and module B . The task created by module B called some
function in module A.
I compile both modules with -g flag.
Does the debug module support multi-module
On Wed, Aug 02, 2000 at 08:53:59AM +1000, Stuart Warren wrote:
Now that I've woken up...
For 6e, instead of removing the librtl* files in /usr/lib, it's probably
better to change the makefile so it generates librtl.a and librtlpSOS.a
instead of librtlinux*. Also, I modified the make
Hello all... I've got a PC104 with 16MB chipdisk ide-compatible flash
disk that I'm trying to make boot. The original plan was to hold compressed
ramdisk on the flash, and run the rt system and module with ramdisk as the
rootfs. The rest of the flash would be for logging data alone.
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