Vinod Kone wrote:
hi,
at a first glance I think you're propably looking at the wrong side;
just have a look at the API documentation on RTAI (instead of RTnet).
The API documentation on RTAI is included in the source package under
the directory doc/generated/html/api/index.html
There's also an excellent tutorial on creating real time applications
at this place:
http://www.isd.mel.nist.gov/projects/rtlinux/rtutorial/doc/tutorial.htm
(downloadable as .tar.gz: http://www.isd.mel.nist.gov/projects/rtlinux/)
thanx for the links...the tutorial was really self explanatory.But
still..where can i find the api for rtos_xxx() functions.the api for
rtai contains only for rt_xxx().
Can you pls name some tutorial link / specific file locations where i
can find their definitions atleast.I tried 'grep'..but its giving lots
of indiscernible stuff as output.
Are you planning to write a RTnet application or do you want to extend
RTnet? Again: only in the latter case you will need to know about
rtos_xxx calls. They are INTERNALLY used to port RTnet across the
various RTAI releases. If you are trying to understand them, take a look
at their definitions (all #defines or static inlines) in
stack/include/rtnet_sys_xxx.h. Or hold on for a few days - most of them
will show up again in the Real-Time Driver Model of RTAI/fusion as the
preferred API for writing real-time DRIVERS (not applications).
Jan
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