could you please tell me how you r implementing timers
what all system calls r you using
Regards,
Jasmeet Singh
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Ken,
Don't listen to people that tell you well don't use linked lists in rt
tasks and the like. Go ahead.. do it. Have fun.. knock yourself out.
The reason your machine crashes is because kmalloc can't be used inside
the RT thread. Generally you need to use kmalloc in the non-rt part of
Ken.
Please don't think that I was advocating the abandonment of all
thoughts of creating a real-time memory allocator under all possible
sets of conditions -- No. What I was arguing was that it's
impossible in general, that there is no one-size-fits-all. Many
problems have finite
You can use some in rt-threads if you set the thread attribute to
use_fp before the first time it uses the math coprocessor.
The safest way to find out what math functions you can use is to
extract the modules you want from the math library with the 'ar'
command, then use objdump to see what
hi,
I would like to know how to create overload so that many tasks miss
the deadline. In the scheduler rtl_sched.c , where tasks are checked
for overruns, does it mean it has missed its deadline?
Can deadlines be specified for periodic tasks in RTLinux and how if
possible?
I would be glad
