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> > So what about this:
> > modify your drivers sample routine that it takes a timestamp
> > (time_for_next_sample) and returns a timestamp (last_sampled)
> > together with your voltage value. in the sample routine take your
> > spin_lock, loop until currenttime > time_for_next_sample, get you
(Burkhard: my mistake. Sorry )
Hi,
thank you for your message. I find it VERY usefull! I have many
questions:
1-- Keep in mind that I need the processor for a period of 100
milisecond ONLY. After that, my process can be off for 10 seconds or
more... Between the 'critical sections', there is p
Alain, I think I got a personal mail from you, but I deleted it before I
realized that it's not spam (still sleepy :-).
This email is for mailing list only, so any mail not coming from the
mailing list is automatically dropped to the spam folder..
Could you resend it on the list?
Burkhard
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On Tue, 30 May 2006, Gustavo Enrique Jimenez wrote:
> You MUST remove the CRT unit.
> It's mentioned explicitly in the documentation that you are not allowed
to use it for CGI.
>
I've removed all crt references. My cgi app works perfectly now. As an
unexpected side effect, this app works
