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Re: Interrupts ? oops !
Matthieu.GIRARDIN@fr.thalesgroup.com wrote:
Oooups Sorry !
I forgot to include my code source in the previous e-mail.
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Hello world !
A question from a newbie on the eCos interrupts system :
You can see just under a very little source code in order to test eCos
interrupts on my Linux (Synthetic Target).
1) Is it correct ? I believe and it compiled without any problem.
2) Can I launch next an interrupt to the eCos process under Linux with a
"kill -s 1 ecos_pid" whee ecos_pid is the pid of this process eCos ?
3) Can I use any signal Linux for this application ? What are the eCos
vectors ?
I think you'll get a better understanding from reading
hal/synth/arch/current/src/synth_intr.c. SIGHUP (signal #1) is blocked
there. There isn't meant to be a way to receive signals like that. But you
could manually unblock SIGHUP using cyg_hal_sys_sigprocmask I guess.
Jifl
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