> I just added to 2.4 and master the two attributes hal.is_sim and
> hal.is_rt. On any system, exactly one of them will be true, and that
> will tell you whether the version of emc you're using is compiled for
> simulation only or has realtime support.
>
I believe this is all I will need - Thank you.
> It has occurred to me belatedly that you may be talking about the same
> test as the emc script runs to check for the right kernel version (since
> it doesn't do you any good to compile emc2 with realtime support if you
> have the wrong kernel) -- if this is what you meant, let me know and
> I'll code that up for Python too.
>
I don't see how I would need that feature, knowing that realtime is available
is enough, since having pncconf means you have EMC2.
> Finally, I merged v2.4 into master so that the new attributes would be
> available on both. That involved merging some of the commits you've
> made to pncconf on v2.4_branch, so if one of those commits is the one
> that is undesirable on master, now is the time to 'git revert' it on the
> master branch. As far as I've been able to discern, that's a perfectly
> good way to do it.
>
> Jeff
So I should git pull, then git revert the relevant comits then push .
Just want to get it right. Thanks again
Chris M
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