Yes! I did, and I saw.. the time amount measured increases crazyly!!! But,
this instance reported.. seems to be caused by sthing particular.. always
happens near by the same instance.. could it be what?? Anything?
Could be an application bug? A nanosleep bug? No clue for that at all??
.. it
On Sat, 2 Feb 2002, Philip Reetz wrote:
Right now every time I read from the fifo after writing into it my
computer crashes and my guess is that is because the fifo is unidirectional.
So, use two rtfifos?
-ishwar
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Well, Victor pretty much spelled it out right: Linux doesn't give you
any scheduling guarantees. It was designed to be a best case OS and
does a pretty good job at it too. For real-time, however, there are
a couple of areas in the kernel that don't help. The main one I can
think of is the VM
On Sun, 3 Feb 2002, Cassia Yuri Tatibana wrote:
As pointed out Linux is a general purpose OS, hence, any statement
made for its realtime behavior is meaningless.
Could be an application bug? A nanosleep bug? No clue for that at all??
.. it is just curiosity!
It is difficult to make a guess.
