This time, the merge window is closed for good; no kidding. This said, too many
changes since -rc3 have taken place for releasing v2.1 without one more -rc
iteration, so here is -rc4. Major updates are as follows:
- scalable timer management using non-linear access (Gilles)
- shared real-time
Philippe Gerum wrote:
>
> This time, the merge window is closed for good; no kidding. This said, too
> many
> changes since -rc3 have taken place for releasing v2.1 without one more -rc
> iteration, so here is -rc4. Major updates are as follows:
>
> - scalable timer management using non
Philippe Gerum wrote:
This time, the merge window is closed for good; no kidding. This said,
too many changes since -rc3 have taken place for releasing v2.1 without
one more -rc iteration, so here is -rc4. Major updates are as follows:
- scalable timer management using non-linear access (Gil
Ciao Jan!
It doesn't seem to make a difference if one uses
RTDM_IRQ_NONE or RTDM_IRQ_HANDLED.
With RTDM_IRQ_NONE the IRQ should be passed to linux,
right ? But it doesn't seem to happen - this brought
up the "top" problem I've posted a few days ago.
Best regards,
Hannes.
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Hannes Mayer wrote:
Ciao Jan!
It doesn't seem to make a difference if one uses
RTDM_IRQ_NONE or RTDM_IRQ_HANDLED.
With RTDM_IRQ_NONE the IRQ should be passed to linux,
right ? But it doesn't seem to happen - this brought
up the "top" problem I've posted a few days ago.
Returning XN_ISR_PROPAGA
Hannes Mayer wrote:
Philippe Gerum wrote:
This time, the merge window is closed for good; no kidding. This said,
too many changes since -rc3 have taken place for releasing v2.1
without one more -rc iteration, so here is -rc4. Major updates are as
follows:
- scalable timer management using
