V3 of Real-Time Linux supports -- so the documentation
says -- POSIX (kernel) pthreads and sending signals to
(kernel) pthreads. The normal Linux kernel also supports a
version of "pthreads" for user-tasks. Can a real-time
Linux thread send a signal to a user-process/thread just by
knowing its pid using the function pthread_kill()? If
not, is there any other way to do this other than having
the user-process block on reading a real-time FIFO and
getting the signal number as the data to be read when
there's a signal to be sent?
TIA
Norm
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