On Mon, 01 Nov 2004 01:30:36 PST, Aaron Yang said: > does anyone know how do I go about running a real > time application after I executed a glade program? Do you mean "real time" as in "the program is running at the same time as your Glade program, and they interact back and forth", or do you mean the usual computer-science meaning of the phrase "real time" as in "this program has specific critical timing constraints" (such as if it doesn't respond to an interrupt in 50 milliseconds, the chemical plant blows up) Doing *real* "real-time" programming in the Linux kernel isn't as easy as it looks, as there's lots of latency-inducing locks inside the kernel and the like. Ingo Molnar has been doing some work in this area, but there's still quite a ways to go before it's a hardened real-time operating system.
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