Make sure the simple i/o to hardcoded addresses doesn't have the address
and datum argument reversed. If coming from DOS, you must change the
order.
Dear Listmembers
First of a simple question most of you can propably answer:
* Is operations on the fifos "atomic"?
Both in userspace and in the rtkernel?
* Where can I find SSIZE_MAX [MAX bytesize for read()/write()] on an i3x86
2.2.18/19?
* What is the max size of an fifo-queue?
And unless it fails on initialisation there was enough
kernelmemory - right?
* Are there an "RTL_SSIZEMAX" for operations on the rtl_fifos?
For some reason if havent been able to find any place in the manpages that
states that the RTFIFOs are Atomic, though the fifos work as if they were
...
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Next up is a problem with a simpel POSIX_thread:
For some reason my thread keep chrashing the system [both in
2.2.18-rtlv3.0 and 2.2.19-rtlv3.1pre3]. I've been looking over the code
throughly, and it seems allright. There's no dynamic memoryallocation, and
only some simple IO to hardcoded adresses. I.e. it shouldnt chrash due to
pointer-error or memory-leaks.
However the thread uses some quite large variables, that according to my
memmory are allocated on the stack (?).
How can I tell if the stack runs out [has run out - overwrite kernelspace
- whatever], and how can I increase the size
dynammicly?
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Hmm, maybe I should have spilt the mail i two - nahh I'll send you some
other questions instead :-)
Regards
Nicolai Hanssing
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