>>>>> "Hideto" == Hideto Ishibashi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hideto> Actually I'm working on RT versions of the C allocation
Hideto> functions malloc()/free() and C++ operator
Hideto> new/new[]/delete/delete[] (although it'll be possibly a bit
Hideto> different from the ISO/ANCI C/C++ standard). It looks working
Hideto> well at non-RT debugging with gdb. So I think it's almost to
Hideto> work on RT-Linux.
I think all you need is to replace malloc/free; the C++ operators
typically call those. If not, then the additional change you need is
to replace ::new() and ::delete() operators (which can just become one
line functions that call malloc and free respectively). new[] and
delete[] should not take any additional work, the compiler takes care
of those.
paul
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