Victor Yodaiken wrote:
> > > did you set CONFIG_V1API ?
> > ..hmm? That looks like a kernel config option.
>
> When you configure RTLinux, you can choose V1 compatibility. If you look in
>main/rtl_core.c
> you will see that in this case, we define the V1 request irq to
> pass via a compatibility handler that re-enables interrupts.
> The bug is that those V1 examples should not have compiled without this
> being set.
Oh I see..
I didn't catch they were *old* examples..
I see now the /v1api/ subdir is indicating V1 compat only.
I thought the '1' was an 'l', and just figured it was an abbreviation
I didn't recognize, eg. "vlapi", "atapi", something like that %^)
Hope they are someday brought up to date with the newer API
for the sake of others starting out; I find those 'parallel' examples
particularly useful.
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