>
> One step further would be to put everything in the /usr/src/linux tree
> initially and let make modules and make modules_install (from Standard Linux
> Makefiles) do the job. This adds some complexity to the patch, but to me it
> looks like a nice aim.
If RT-Linux is ever to be included in the standard Kernel that is the way
to go. I think the best way to do it is to treat RT-Linux as an
"architecure". So there would be "i386", "i386-RT" "Alpha", SPARC and so
on. Maybe even someday an "Alpha-RT". Now to do a build you define
i386-RT if you want the RT stuff. This is by far (IMO) the cleanest way
to do it. The goal should be to work for the day when RT-Linux is no
longer a "patch" but just another suported "architecure".
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