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Wolfgang Denk wrote: |
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> Dear Arkadi Shishlov, |
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> In message <49D12B4A.6060307@×××××.com> you wrote: |
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>> If you want to get some real job done using free tools, there is excellent RTAI |
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>> Linux - www.rtai.org - available to everyone free of charge. The documentation |
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> Umm... may I suggest that you update your information? |
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> RTAI is a dead horse, and has been dead for several years, at least |
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> for all non-x86 systems (and even on x86 there is only a tiny fraction |
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> of the former community left). |
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> All the rest of the world has moved on and is using Xenomai instead, |
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> see www.xenomai.org |
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Well, I shared what I know works for me well. |
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As for being dead horse, world moved on and other claims - I will not flame on |
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this, but your opinion seems to be an over-generalization. |
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Both RTAI and Xenomai are fine pieces of software, there is no need to discredit |
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another project to make your favorite look good. |
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As original poster asked about applied theory, the RTAI site is still good |
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starting point to research for more information. |
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