Nicklas Karlsson wrote:
On Mon, 11 Sep 2017 13:16:00 +0200
theman whosoldtheworld <[email protected]> wrote:
why not powerlink ie? no need special chip, no need special hardware ...
but it run on every device ... so you can must to limit it to a single core
realtime working ... so other core is free for Lcnc ... not tested yet with
Lcnc istances so I'm not able to report latency performance with Lcnc
istance + powerlink ie istances ... its only limit is that there are few
device manufacturers who use it, ...
It might actually be a good choice and as POWERLINK Ethernet protocol comply
with authorized standardization level for communication technologies in China
plenty of devices could be expected.
https://www.ceasiamag.com/2012/05/powerlink-awarded-national-standard-in-china/
Wow, they have come a long way. Back when I researched some 5 or so
Ethernet protocols, PowerLink was talked about like a puppy that might
grow up. But it was the one I really had an interest in as it is open
source. I downloaded the source but never went anywhere with it. It
looks like some big boys are getting on board with it, that is cool.
Thanks, Dan.
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