Re: Triggering UserCode from KernelModule (IRQ)

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On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 04:14:48PM +0200, M. Koehrer wrote:
> However, there is one operation mode that uses interrupts to signal
> incoming data.  The interrupt handler is realized as a tiny kernel
> module (that one that provides also the mmap for the user mode
> application).  Now I am not sure how the signalling of the IRQ from
> kernel to user mode could be realized best (in terms of low latency).
>
> The "classical" approach for this task is to provide a character
> driver with a .poll file operation. In Xenomai I could use a semaphore
> that was accessible from kernel and user space for this. What is the
> best way in the RT_PREEMPT "world"?

UIO might be a good choice here, the rest is giving the interrupt
handler and the processes the right priorities.

rsc
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