On Thu, Mar 23, 2000 at 02:59:59PM -0800, Herbel, Rick wrote:
Hi,
> Sorry if this is a repeat but does any one remember the library to link in
> to use sscanf in a realtime app -l?
>
I'm afraid there's no such library. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
There are following options:
- sscanf will be called from a co-operating Linux user space process,
input/output will be exchanged via FIFOs or shared memory
- write sscanf of your own (not easy)
- have a look at RTAI V1.2. As mentioned in very recent discussion here,
it supports hard real time scheduling for Linux user space processes
for which (a restricted set of) C lib calls should be available.
Regards,
pa
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