Gentle persons:I have been mulling over the need for some graphics to help newbies---who knows, maybe even some veterans---understand the architecture of a LinuxCNC system. If these already exist in the docs or on the wiki please let me know because I don't recall them (annoying, perhaps, but not the most important thing I can't remember today).
First out of the box is my attempt to show the relationship between LinuxCNC itself, RTAI/Adeos, Linux, and the hardware. It is my mashup of several graphics in an old report on Linux for real-time control prepared for NIST. I welcome any and all comments pro or con.
Is this graphic
- useful?
- truthful?
- missing anything important?
I'm thinking about a meaningful elaboration of what's inside the
top-level LinuxCNC box. I'll probably start from an old NIST graphic of
EMC and collide it with HAL as I understand it.
Regards, Kent
SimplifiedSystemArchitectureDiagram.pdf
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