steve rosenbluth wrote:
> I would love it if I could "guarantee" that my soft-real-time
> linux-user-space process will run 1-2 linux time slices after my 60 Hz
> RT-periodic task (my HZ=1000 and a time slice is a millisecond).
>
> This would rectify one of the drawbacks of RT Linux: anyt process that
> must meet even a "soft" scheduling deadline must go into RTlinux space,
> preventing it from using any plain-linux services (device drivers,
> shared libraries, IPC, etc...). Moving processes into RTlinux space also
> inhibits object oriented design (forget C++), and forget about using a
> symbolic debugger.
It wopul be combining best of two worlds, if someone could make KURT
(http://hegel.ittc.ukans.edu/projects/kurt/) work in combination with
RTL.
Lothar
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