how can I use the string conversion funcion like sprintf/sscanf within a
kernel module?
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Ish Rattan wrote:
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I need to use binary semaphore instead of counting.
There is a posix implementation?
What about counting semaphore initalized to 1?
I need a semaphore that assumes only values 0 or 1, and never greater than 1.
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On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Massimiliano Cialdi wrote:
I need to use binary semaphore instead of counting.
There is a posix implementation?
What about counting semaphore initalized to 1?
Or mutex.
Anders
I need to use binary semaphore instead of counting.
There is a posix implementation?
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tokens are ()
I wonder if I can remove the extra tokens wherever they are.
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do rtlinux 3.1 allow me to do hard real time tasks in user-space?
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we use real time workshop to obtain rt modules, but what about external
mode? How can I implement it?
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I found something very interesting in
http://bernia.disca.upv.es/rtportal/apps/edf-sched/index.html
I tried to patch rtlinux3.1 and seem to works.
I wonder if this patch will be included in a future official
distribution of rtlinux.
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I use this ABSTIME?
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What do I need if I don't want a periodic thread?
That is, I want to set a dead-line for my thread without using periodic
thread?
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How can I defin a peroidic thread (say one second), but with earlier
dead line (for example 50 ms).
That is I have a job that must finish in 50 ms, and this job must runs
once per second.
Thanks and sorry for my english
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the board interrupts.
I wonder if it's possible, using comedi, to obtain temporized interrupt
by programming the boards, directly or using some low level comedi
functions, and using it for read single data.
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David Schleef wrote:
On Tue, Oct 30, 2001 at 05:58:39PM +0100, Massimiliano Cialdi wrote:
I use Comedi 0.7.60 and rtlinux 3.1 (linux 2.4.4), and I have PIC-6024E
board.
I tried to use the following:
Does it work from user space?
No. comedi_test doesn't works
the output
():
ni_E: timeout 2
sometimes I obtain a different one:
ni_E: timeout 1
I wonder if there is an error in the code or if the board is broken.
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processes able to get a reference to the same
semaphore?
I have the same problem: I need to synchronize two process (in two
separate modules) using the same semaphore.
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