On 04/01/2020 21:48, Павел Трошин wrote:
Maybe you know a way how I can connect RTEMS on one core and Linux on
the other core.
Can I use MPCI for it or there is another way?
You can use MPCI only with RTEMS. To use it on Linux you would have to
port RTEMS to Linux.
You can use a virtual net
Thanks a lot!
Maybe you know a way how I can connect RTEMS on one core and Linux on the other
core.
Can I use MPCI for it or there is another way?
>Четверг, 2 января 2020, 13:37 +03:00 от Sebastian Huber
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>On 27/12/2019 10:57, Sebastian Huber wrote:
>> Hello Pavel,
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>> sorry, this is
On 27/12/2019 10:57, Sebastian Huber wrote:
Hello Pavel,
sorry, this is a bug I introduced with the work to use a constructor based
initialization. I didn't take into account that global objects can be created
on other nodes in MPCI configurations. I will fix this after my holidays in
early J
Hello Pavel,
sorry, this is a bug I introduced with the work to use a constructor based
initialization. I didn't take into account that global objects can be created
on other nodes in MPCI configurations. I will fix this after my holidays in
early January.
In RTEMS 5 there is also SMP support
Hello,
I started using RTEMS for multiprocessing applications and faced the following
problem.
On the first processor I want to generate and send a message and on the second
processor only received this message.
On the first processor I called rtems_message_queue_create() and
rtems_message
