> On Wed, 12 Jun 2002, Khoa Nguyen wrote: > > > I remember reading on the FSMLabs web-site that RTLinux users can start a > > process in user space _then_ somehow call RTLinux API to make the task > > real-time and have all of its memory pages locked down. Does anyone know if > > this feature is available in GPL RTLinux or is it a RTLinux/Pro feature? > > > > If it is in GPL RTLinux, how do you do that? I don't recall seeing this API. > > I am not sure if they finally put it in GPL RTLinux either.
It was in there since version 2.3 ...If you don't know your way around rtlinux then maby you should not post misguiding answers to questions. > You may want > to consider (*gasp*) going with RTAI, since it's free and it definitely > can do this. I have said this to others that made similar posts befor off-list but as this is continuing.... If you are on the rtlinux list you are welcome to help other users from the comunity, if you don't want to help out with rtlinux related questions or contribute ideas to the rtlinux comunity you should not be posting on this list. I realy think it is an inapropriate and stupid way of continuing a "crusade" against RTLinux/GPL, so pleas be so kind and stop that. > well aside from RTLinux/GPL being free aswell, it does provide that ability the mechanism behind this is to register a signal handler that executes your user space code and then have a hard-realtime thread issue this soft-interrupt to wake up your user space singal-handler. This way the timing of the user space application is controlled by a hard-realtime thread. If you need some example code mail me off list. hofrat -- [rtl] --- To unsubscribe: echo "unsubscribe rtl" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] OR echo "unsubscribe rtl <Your_email>" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- For more information on Real-Time Linux see: http://www.rtlinux.org/
