Stéphane ANCELOT wrote:
I tried it, but did not help, I manged to do the trick using
start-stop-daemon
If I understand correctly the problem you have, it is not related at all
with Xenomai. What you want is to make your application a real daemon.
The easy way to do this is to call the glibc
Gilles Chanteperdrix wrote:
Stéphane ANCELOT wrote:
I tried it, but did not help, I manged to do the trick using
start-stop-daemon
If I understand correctly the problem you have, it is not related at all
with Xenomai. What you want is to make your application a real daemon.
The easy way
Stéphane ANCELOT wrote:
my linux user task uses a system() call in order to call a bash script
to restart the realtime task as follow :
user interface C call :
system(restart_task.sh);
give back hand to user interface
bash script restart_task.sh :
killall -15
Is there a way to launch my realtime task from another linux program
using system() C call ?
I have tried it , but when system call dies my rt task dies too ...
any idea ?
steph
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Stéphane ANCELOT wrote:
Is there a way to launch my realtime task from another linux program
using system() C call ?
I have tried it , but when system call dies my rt task dies too ...
any idea ?
Why does the system call die ? Do you observe the same behaviour with
non xenomai applications
my linux user task uses a system() call in order to call a bash script
to restart the realtime task as follow :
user interface C call :
system(restart_task.sh);
give back hand to user interface
bash script restart_task.sh :
killall -15 mytask
sleep 2
mytask
system call dies because
