Zhang Yuchen wrote:
> Now, my question is: since the stack
> manager, once it has been woke up, will not be preempted until it reaches
> the communication end in the application, the later arrived events will be
> simply blocked, right? If this is true, then can I say it is another reason
> for usi
---Original Message-
From: Jan Kiszka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 2004年11月15日 18:16
To: Zhang Yuchen
Cc: rtnet-developers
Subject: Re: [RTnet-developers] progress in real-time firewire project
Zhang Yuchen wrote:
> Hi,
> last week, I delved into the current firewire linux drivers, ie.,
Zhang Yuchen wrote:
Hi,
last week, I delved into the current firewire linux drivers, ie.,
ohci1394+ieee1394. Then I realized the biggest non-real-time point here is
the "task handover" between interrupt handler and the corresponding tasklet
for the events, like a received packet.The handover is do
Hi,
last week, I delved into the current firewire linux drivers, ie.,
ohci1394+ieee1394. Then I realized the biggest non-real-time point here is
the "task handover" between interrupt handler and the corresponding tasklet
for the events, like a received packet.The handover is done in the way of
"Bo
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