> We do _not_ know what the heck your application does, whether it has > problems or not. But, we could find out whether Xenomai has problems > or > not on your particular hardware. You already confirmed that your > RTAI-based implementation differed totally from your Xenomai-based > one, > so comparing won't help either. Btw, do you really think that other > users would settle for 3 digit latency figures on x86? Obviously > not, so > what you see must be pathological. Therefore, the only question worth > discussing is: who is causing this?
We have sent output from latency before, and the ones I have seen I think had a max of like 85us. We never ran it for an hour. We can do that with both latency -t1 and -t2. It is probably our app that has problems, but I am trying to understand how the interactions work. The highest priority thread in our program does nothing but flip a bit and we're seeing that do weird things on a logic analyzer. Nice angry email! :) Steven _______________________________________________ Xenomai-core mailing list Xenomai-core@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/xenomai-core
