Hi Alexis, Alexis Berlemont wrote: > Hi, > > Il already tried to send this mail to xenomai-core; I have been waiting for > it > for the past 24 hours. So I tried again with a few changes. Sorry for the > noise. > > Here are three patches which provide the whole RTDM API to user-land. Thanks > to these features, driver code can be executed by common user processes. > > - As Jan suggested, this first version is a "single process" driver, it can > only be used (many times) by one process as it runs as library within the > context of the user process. The multiple user space contexts implementation > will follow (if you consider it as interesting). > > - The Linux framework for common Linux services (lists, ioremap(), etc. at > least) is not available yet. It will follow. > > - The RTDM API has not changed... (except the IRQ and NRT sig handlers > functions headers...). > > - The code has been tested thanks to the examples (available in > examples/rtdm/user-api / patch n°2). > > Do you find such patches interesting for inclusion ?
Very nice stuff! And obviously already fairly complete even in details, which is impressing for the first run. I already created some local branch with your patches and compiled them. Only minor issues visible: please check for pointer<->int conversion warnings on 64-bit - and please add spaces after if, while, for etc. :). I will look into this in more details soon. Did you already tried to build or even run some existing single-user driver against your extension? I'm thinking of the 16550A e.g. (it even has a test case). Also the irqbench driver could be a candidate. Is there some standard how-to-convert/build procedure? Jan
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