Dmitry Adamushko wrote: > On 30/05/07, Rodolfo Bamberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I just can't figure out: If latency works, and it uses the native skin, >> why does including libnative throw a segmantation fault? >> > > Do you have Xenomai support built in-kernel or in external modules? > How do you run your application and latency (i.e. do you actually > launch the "latency"'s executable)? > > Probably, it shouldn't be a case (I don't remember all the > installation/runtime details by heart any more) but be sure the > xenomai modules are loaded by the moment your application starts. > > Although, I'd expect some more user-friendly behavior from the > libnative in such a case.. so maybe it's not a case. > > Get a core dump when it crushes and feed it to "gdb".. maybe you'll > have some relevant bits from the stacktrace. > > Xenomai support is built-in within the Kernel. Latency works for both Kernel and User-Space modes, as an executable. Is there any other way to use latency? as a kernel loadable module? I will try to bind-statically everything with Xenomai support to the Kernel and see if it makes a change. If not I'll try to cross-debug my app.
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