Jan Kiszka wrote:
Philippe Gerum wrote:
Given that, a shadow thread which remains in secondary mode is seen as
suspended by the Xenomai scheduler, which means that the additional
overhead is close to nil (aside of an additional shadow tcb), until it
tries to grab the resource and thus moves to
Philippe Gerum wrote:
> Jan Kiszka wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> attached is an experimental patch to allow blocking from non-RT context
>> on RTDM events. Petr Cervenka made me think about this extension which
>> could partially open RTDM drivers also for non-shadowed, i.e. standard
>> Linux tasks.
>>
>> Wh
Jan Kiszka wrote:
Hi,
attached is an experimental patch to allow blocking from non-RT context
on RTDM events. Petr Cervenka made me think about this extension which
could partially open RTDM drivers also for non-shadowed, i.e. standard
Linux tasks.
Why not simply shadowing non-RT waiters? Becau
Hi,
attached is an experimental patch to allow blocking from non-RT context
on RTDM events. Petr Cervenka made me think about this extension which
could partially open RTDM drivers also for non-shadowed, i.e. standard
Linux tasks.
Why not simply shadowing non-RT waiters? Because this kind of sync
