Real Time kernel any experience?

[Andy Green]

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Somebody in the thread at some point said:
| Hi there,
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| In order to make some test  I'm interested in make a rt patched
| kernel to the neo any one has tried this before? any incompatibility
| with 0M already detected?

I didn't try it, but we do have FIQ support in the OM kernel, you can
write the service code in C as well.

If you are after hard real time response FIQ can deliver it much more
aggressively than any other solution (you are running the service code
in ~1us from the stimulus for sure no matter what anything else is doing).

If the need is to do with scheduling behaviours then it doesn't directly
help.

- -Andy
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