Fwd: design Real-Time Process in RTEMS
rtems skyeye
skyeye.rtems at gmail.com
Mon Sep 3 14:50:59 UTC 2007
hi,
Good idea!
I think we can first realize the initial VM support in RTEMS.
because there are already some page support funcs in rtems X86 port.
then we can try syscall,....
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From: 阎淼 <yanmiaobest at gmail.com>
Date: Sep 3, 2007 11:21 AM
Subject: Re: design Real-Time Process in RTEMS
To: rtems skyeye <skyeye.rtems at gmail.com>
Hi:
I have been thinking about it too.
here is what I think:
1. page routine should be created to support page manipulations(
page table operation, TBL, page allocate, set page state ...)
2. identify all system call routines
3. create entry points and exit points for system call
4. adjust context switch ralated routine
5. add privilege transition code
best regards!
2007/8/31, rtems skyeye <skyeye.rtems at gmail.com>:
> hi,
> VxWorks 6.x have the Real-Time Process (RTP) extension.
> I think we also can implement the RTP in RTEMS.
> The Idea is :
> 1 RTP contains 1~n user-level rtems-task, and process the
> virtual memory related things.
> 2 the mapping relation of virtual memory :phyiscal memory is 1:1
> 3 the user-level task in RTP can access kernel function
> by syscall
> 4 the user-level tasks and the kernel-level tasks are in the same
> scheduling strategy.
>
> the advantage of RTP is:
> 1 the crash of user-level tasks in RTP can not destroy user-level
> tasks in other RTP and the kernel.
> 2 compatible with the old task model.
> 3 the context switch is faster than that of general OS (such as linux)
>
> anyone have some advices on RTP in RTEMS?
>
> Regards
>
> skyeye.rtems
>
>
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