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JulienB at 19:47, 1 July 2009

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JulienB: /* Others examples */

2009-07-01T19:44:48Z

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GwenhaelG at 16:00, 27 March 2009

2009-03-27T16:00:40Z

GwenhaelG: New page: {{Under Construction}} Xenomai is an real time kernel extension. For explaination on how to install this, cf.link.
The directory ''armadeus/target/demos/real_time'' contains a set...

2009-03-27T15:59:59Z

New page: {{Under Construction}} Xenomai is an real time kernel extension. For explaination on how to install this, cf.link. The directory ''armadeus/target/demos/real_time'' contains a set...

New page

{{Under Construction}}

Xenomai is an real time kernel extension.

For explaination on how to install this, cf.link. 

The directory ''armadeus/target/demos/real_time'' contains a set of examples Xenomai. 

For each examples, an equivalent in linux environnement version is available. 

==Structure==

Directoried named ''linux'' contains every exemple for linux and the directory ''Xenomai'' contains real time examples. 

For each of them, an subdirectory called ''user_space'' or ''kernel'' specifying the space programmation .

==Configurations & compilation==

Once you are in directory of an application , you've just to type ''make'' for compiling this application 

and ''make install'' for compiling and installing application on ''/tftpboot/local/bin'' directory on your computer.

==Running==

=== Kernel drivers ===

Loading and unloading a kernel driver is classical, like every other linux kernel driver.

<pre class="apf"> # insmod your_driver</pre>

For loading the driver.

<pre class="apf"> # rmmod your_driver </pre>

For unloading this.

=== User Space applications ===

If it's userSpace application, you have to type

<pre class="apf"> # xeno-load your_application/ </pre>

==Others examples==

The Directory ''armadeus/buildroot/build_armv4t/xenomai-x.y.z/examples'' contains many examples

==Links==

* [[Xenomai | Xenomai install instructions]]

* [[Xenomai:Blinking LEDs | LEDs tutorial]]

* [http://www.xenomai.org Xenomai main page ]

[[Category:Software]]

[[Category:Real-Time]]

@@ Line 39: / Line 39: @@
 ==Others examples==
-The directory ''buildroot/build_armvXXt/xenomai-x.y.z/examples'' contains many other examples.
+The directory ''$ARMADEUS_XENOMAI_DIR/examples'' contains many other examples:
 ==Links==

@@ Line 2: / Line 2: @@
-Xenomai is a Linux kernel real time extension. For explainations on how to install it, take a look at [[Xenomai | Xenomai install instructions]].<br>
+Xenomai is a Linux kernel real time extension. For explanations on how to install it, take a look at [[Xenomai | Xenomai install instructions]].<br>
 The directory ''target/demos/real_time/'' contains a set of examples for Xenomai evaluation.<br>
 For each example, a "functionnal equivalent" version is available for Linux environnement, in order to make some comparison.<br>
@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
 === Kernel drivers ===
-Loading and unloading a kernel driver is classical, like every other Linux kernel driver.
+Loading and unloading a kernel driver is standard, like every other Linux kernel driver.
 * To load the driver
 <pre class="apf">

@@ Line 39: / Line 39: @@
 ==Others examples==
-The Directory ''buildroot/build_armvXXt/xenomai-x.y.z/examples'' contains many other examples.
+The directory ''buildroot/build_armvXXt/xenomai-x.y.z/examples'' contains many other examples.
 ==Links==

@@ Line 5: / Line 5: @@
 Xenomai is an real time kernel extension.
-For explaination on how to install this, cf.link.<br>
+For explaination on how to install this, cf.[[Xenomai | Xenomai install instructions]].<br>
 The directory ''armadeus/target/demos/real_time'' contains a set of examples Xenomai.<br>

@@ Line 43: / Line 43: @@
 ==Links==
 * [[Xenomai:Blinking LEDs | LEDs tutorial]]
 * [http://www.xenomai.org Xenomai main page ]

@@ Line 2: / Line 2: @@
+Xenomai is a Linux kernel real time extension. For explainations on how to install it, take a look at [[Xenomai | Xenomai install instructions]].<br>
-Xenomai is an real time kernel extension.
+The directory ''target/demos/real_time/'' contains a set of examples for Xenomai evaluation.<br>
+For each example, a "functionnal equivalent" version is available for Linux environnement, in order to make some comparison.<br>
-For explaination on how to install this, cf.[[Xenomai | Xenomai install instructions]].<br>
-−
-The directory ''armadeus/target/demos/real_time'' contains a set of examples Xenomai.<br>
-−
-For each examples, an equivalent in linux environnement version is available.<br>
-−
-−
 ==Structure==
+Directories named ''linux'' contain the examples for Linux and the directories named ''xenomai'' contain the real time examples.<br />
+For each of them, a subdirectory called ''user_space'' or ''kernel'' specifies the programmation domain.
-Directoried named ''linux'' contains every exemple for linux and the directory ''Xenomai'' contains real time examples.<br />
-−
-For each of them, an subdirectory called ''user_space'' or ''kernel'' specifying the space programmation .
-−
-−
 ==Configurations & compilation==
-Once you are in directory of an application , you've just to type ''make'' for compiling this application<br>
+Once you are in the directory of an example, you just have to type ''make'' to compile it and ''make install'' to install it on ''/tftpboot/local/bin'' directory on your computer.
-−
-and ''make install'' for compiling and installing application on ''/tftpboot/local/bin'' directory on your computer.
-−
-−
 ==Running==
@@ Line 35: / Line 19: @@
 === Kernel drivers ===
-Loading and unloading a kernel driver is classical, like every other linux kernel driver.
+Loading and unloading a kernel driver is classical, like every other Linux kernel driver.
+* To load the driver
-<pre class="apf"> # insmod your_driver</pre>
+<pre class="apf">
 # insmod your_driver
-For loading the driver.
+</pre>
+* To unload it
-<pre class="apf"> # rmmod your_driver </pre>
+<pre class="apf">
 # rmmod your_driver
-For unloading this.
+</pre>
-−
-−
 === User Space applications ===
-If it's userSpace application, you have to type
+If it's a userspace application, you have to type:
-−
-<pre class="apf"> # xeno-load your_application/ </pre>
-−
 ==Others examples==
+The Directory ''buildroot/build_armvXXt/xenomai-x.y.z/examples'' contains many other examples.
-−
-The Directory ''armadeus/buildroot/build_armv4t/xenomai-x.y.z/examples'' contains many examples
-−
-−
 ==Links==
 * [[Xenomai | Xenomai install instructions]]
 * [[Xenomai:Blinking LEDs | LEDs tutorial]]
 * [http://www.xenomai.org Xenomai main page ]
 [[Category:Software]]
 [[Category:Real-Time]]

Xenomai:examples usage - Revision history

JulienB: /* Others examples */

JulienB: /* Links */

JulienB at 19:47, 1 July 2009

JulienB: /* Others examples */

JulienB: typos + beautify

GwenhaelG at 16:00, 27 March 2009

GwenhaelG: New page: {{Under Construction}} Xenomai is an real time kernel extension. For explaination on how to install this, cf.link. The directory ''armadeus/target/demos/real_time'' contains a set...

GwenhaelG: New page: {{Under Construction}} Xenomai is an real time kernel extension. For explaination on how to install this, cf.link.
The directory ''armadeus/target/demos/real_time'' contains a set...