Re: High resolution timers on AT91SAM926x

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Hello Remy,

I tried today Xenomai (2.6.20.21 kernel, that is the last supported by
I-Pipe patch), the same example program (recompiled with Xenomai
libpthread_rt). Results are a little bit better (worst-case latency is
around 150us). Using Xenomai in native skin (as kernel module)
produces much better results (worst-case latency is around 50us).
Currently, I am looking for the best way to "transfer" application to
user land/posix.

>  FWIW: For getting the most accurate realtime response for periodic
>  timers, I used a TC block to generate a periodic interrupt, that only
>  needs to wake up a RT-thread. This way the OS-timer framework can be
>  used for non-RT stuff, and/or slow timers. This is much less heavy on
>  this core, and gives much better/deterministic RT results.

May you give me a bit more details on this? Thanks :)

Cheers!
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