RTLinux Boasts Single-Digit uSec Responsiveness
An anonymous reader writes "A Linux implementation delivering single-digit microsecond responsiveness on 64-bit dual-core AMD Opteron processors is being demonstrated at the Embedded Systems Conference in Boston this week. From the article: "According to FSMLabs, an AMD Opteron 265 dual-core system running RTLinux can deliver guaranteed interrupt latencies of no more than five microseconds, with scheduling jitter of no more than eight microseconds, even with Linux under a heavy load." Heck, with numbers like that it seems like Linux could run circles around XP Pro for audio/video apps such as streaming, recording, and playback!"
Heck, with numbers like that it seems like Linux could run circles around XP Pro for audio/video apps such as streaming, recording, and playback!"
You say that like it's a hard mark to hit.
From TFA: FSMLabs will demonstrate its real-time Linux operating... Flying Spaghetti Monster? Umm.. Intelligent Designed OS... Great
It has to go down to 3usec just to keep up with my double click speed.
My wife's sketchblog Blob[p]: Gastrono-me
Are you new here? We compare everything to Windows. Bashing MS/SCO/..., kissing the ass of Google/Apple/..., are a daily sport here.
slashdot will destroy his spirit, or at least it's destroyed his homepage already...
That's unfortunate - I cooked mine a while back.
Or maybe not.
Sometimes at night I imagine the darkness is filled with horrible things with too many teeth, like Julia Roberts.
It has a rather sexy interfact
I don't know what that is, but I want some!