Hello,
I have several questions today :
1) - What is the minimum configuration (in the make config when
building the kernel) in order to run RT-Linux?
2) - Is there any mean to "protect task"?
i.e., Is it possible to test/debug new tasks so that they do not crash
everything, especially other tasks?
(for now, each time a task wasn't well implemented, the whole
system crashed...)
3) - What is exactly a task?
I know that it is not a process, I think it is more than only a C struct...
- How does the allocation is done?
- Where does the tasks are being executed exactly?
(in the same adress space, but where?)
4) If I wish to use RT-Linux in order to do embedded programming
- Is it possible to prevent Linux from interacting with RT-Linux?
i.e. normally, Linux is the task with the lowest priority, but is it
possible
that Linux isn't a task at all? OK, I won't be able to remove any module
but in some embedded softwares, once the tasks are loaded, they
are not supposed to stop until we push the "on/off" button.
5) - Is it possible to shifht tasks from a system to another (if the 2
systems are connected via a network for instance)?
It would be usefull in order to prevent system crashing in embedded
softwares...
Thanks in advance,
Vincent Baccini
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