Re: Re: Re: Ethernet communication from real time thread

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> now I got your point!
> I think I did not tell it clearly:
> I want to replace a running Xenomai/RTNET approach by completely
> using the RT_PREEMPT patch. I do not want to do any mix of Xenomai and RT_PREEMPT.
> The target is to have a RT_PREEMPT only system that performs similar to the Xenomai/rtnet
> approach.


What you mean to say is the pthread library.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POSIX_Threads
http://www.net.t-labs.tu-berlin.de/~gregor/tools/pthread-scheduling.html


How will you replace Xenomai/RTNET Completely. You don't even know how
it behaves with
RT_PREEMPT patch. Also why do you think it necessary to have an common
guide line
on Priorities on thread's. I dont think they follow any standard on this regard.
For Example QT might be following some other Thread Priority standard
in regards to number
of levels, thread nomenclature etc.


> Sorry for any confusion here...
>
> Thus, the concrete question (in short) is:
> - Which (user/kernel) threads (prio, affinity) are relevant for using Ethernet (UDP/IP) communication
> with the RT_PREEMPT patch.


you could look up these articles. based on what i have discussed.

http://lists.trolltech.com/qt-interest/2007-05/thread00746-0.html

On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 4:47 PM, M. Koehrer <mathias_koehrer@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Sujit,
>
> now I got your point!
> I think I did not tell it clearly:
> I want to replace a running Xenomai/RTNET approach by completely
> using the RT_PREEMPT patch. I do not want to do any mix of Xenomai and RT_PREEMPT.
> The target is to have a RT_PREEMPT only system that performs similar to the Xenomai/rtnet
> approach.
>
> Sorry for any confusion here...
>
> Thus, the concrete question (in short) is:
> - Which (user/kernel) threads (prio, affinity) are relevant for using Ethernet (UDP/IP) communication
> with the RT_PREEMPT patch.
>
>> I think you have a point it certainly needs to be checked whether
>> the RT_PREEMPT patch behaves with an package like Xenomai.
>> My initial reaction is just that in the case of Xenomai, it just applies
>> an Hard Real time constraint on the RT_PREEMPT patch.
>>
>> But it is certainly much better to investigate what happens when we
>> have an Xenomai like RT System behave otherwise. Does it change
>> the RT_PREEMPT patch.
>>
>
> Regards
>
> Mathias
>
> --
> Mathias Koehrer
> mathias_koehrer@xxxxxxxx
>
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