What I need from unistd.h is to allow users to use the standard
open-read-write-close interface with realtime fifos, which AFAIK is supposed
to work in realtime code and it actually does in my non-C++ modules.
The alternative is rtf_put-rtf_get, but then I can't say DSLib completely
encapsulates RTLinux' interface anymore.
Ivan
On Friday 09 November 2001 09:51, Chunky Kibbles wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 04:56:31PM +0100, Ivan Martinez wrote:
> > Anybody help me with this, or you won't have a brand new DSLib v1.3.0
> > supporting C++
> > ;-)
>
> <unistd snippage>
>
> What do you need from unistd.h? The problem is that if you're in
> suitable kernel space for a real-time module, you won't be allowed
> most of the functions in unistd. poll() is right out. fork() doesn't
> makes sense...
>
> Gary (-;
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