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Capture Engine questions
- Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2011 11:54:50 -0400 (EDT)
- From: rsg at alum.mit.edu (Robert S. Grimes)
- Subject: Capture Engine questions
What is the status of the Capture Engine?
I ask because of two issues I've discovered.
1. If I am using the RTEMS shell, I don't want to
use the rtems_monitor, right? The shell supercedes
the monitor in this case, is that correct? It seems
to work, though no mention is made of that usage on
the Wiki...
2. The task name is not being reported correctly.
Using RTEMS 4.9 and the rtems_monitor, I get the
following from ctlist:
1-rtems $ ctlist
total 13
0a01000a 90 90 90 DELAY a--- 0% 0% (15)
0a010007 30 30 30 Wevnt a--- 0% 0% (5)
0a01000c 80 80 80 Wmsg a--- 0% 0% (3)
0a010014 11 11 11 WRATE a--- 0% 0% (9542)
0a010004 100 100 100 Wevnt a--- 0% 0% (17)
0a010018 10 10 10 WRATE a--- 0% 0% (1983)
0a010010 80 80 80 READY a--- 0% 0% (2)
0a010002 100 100 100 Wevnt a--- 0% 0% (64)
0a010019 100 100 100 DELAY a--- 0% 0% (9809)
09010001 255 255 255 READY a--- 0% 0% (172135)
0a010001 120 120 120 READY a--- 0% 0% (5)
0a010011 80 80 80 READY a--- 0% 0% (233)
0a01000b 1 1 1 READY a--- 0% 0% (68596)
Using RTEMS 4.10 and the shell, I get the following
output (different sets of tasks, of course, and
different BSPs, virtex and leon3, respectively):
SHLL [/] # ctlist
total 5
0a010003 @G? 10 10 10 Wmsg a--g 0% 0% (0)
0a010002 @G? 10 10 10 Wmsg a--g 0% 0% (0)
09010001 @G? 255 255 255 READY a--g 0% 0%
(12332)
0a010005 @G?@
?(@G? 1 1 1 Wmsg a--g
0% 0% (0)
0a010006 @G?@
?(@G? 100 100 100 READY a--g %
`.
Am I missing something here?
Thanks,
-Bob
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