Hi to all,
just a question to not re-invent the wheel:
I think I have the following choices about the implementation of a real-time
brigde between two NIC:
- I could try to work inside the NIC network driver (eg. tulip.c)
to try to perform some actions on a packet-by-packet basis (maybe
I have to work with very low bit rates...)
- I could use RT-Linux to implement a RealTime module talking
directly with my network adapter (but I remember there were
some PIC adresses issues...)
Do anyone of you has a clue about the feasibility of this idea?
(PS, just to explain, the realtime work to be carried out is a sharp delayer
on a packet basis...)
Thanks!
Stefano Giacometti
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