Hello Youren,
Pending interrupts are managed by Hardware (CPU or Interrupt Manager).
Lets keep in mind that the hypervisor (POK in this case) is supplying
a virtual CPU interface to the operating system executing inside each
partition (RTEMS). POK should mimic the behaviour of the real hardware
wh
Hi, Cláudio:
Thank you for your summary, if we want to mask or unmask an interrupt, we
can just add a hypercall in hypercall system corresponding to the function,
( This is based on the premise that the interrupt structure has been adapt
to support this function.) However, could you direct me abou
Hi, Gedare:
Thank for your suggestions, I have sent the email to pok-devel mailing list.
I will do my best for this project.
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Best Regards.
Youren Shen.
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Hi Youren,
On Sun, Apr 27, 2014 at 9:56 AM, Cláudio Silva wrote:
> Hello Youren,
>
> Welcome to the RTEMS community.
> I hope you have a successful RTEMS summer of code :)
> Virtualization of RTEMS on POK is a complex mid-term project with
> several people involved, therefore, lets make an effort
Hello Youren,
Welcome to the RTEMS community.
I hope you have a successful RTEMS summer of code :)
Virtualization of RTEMS on POK is a complex mid-term project with
several people involved, therefore, lets make an effort to keep the
RTEMS wiki updated with new developments and design decisions.
R
Hi, Gedare, Philipp and Cláudio Silva:
I'm very glad to be accepted by GSoC, and that's not only an honor but also
an opportunity to change our idea and design to become code.
Hi, Cláudio , I'm a junior student from china, and my major in college is
embedded system. Nice to meet you.
OK, Cliché
