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== Functions == Most RTLinux functions are in a set of loadable kernel modules that provide optional services and levels of abstraction. These modules include: # rtl sched - a priority scheduler that supports both a "lite POSIX" interface described below and the original V1 RTLinux API. # rtl time - which controls the processor clocks and exports an abstract interface for connecting handlers to clocks. # rtl posixio - supports POSIX style read/write/open interface to device drivers. # rtl fifo - connects RT tasks and interrupt handlers to Linux processes through a device layer so that Linux processes can read/write to RT components. # semaphore - a contributed package by Jerry Epplin which gives RT tasks blocking semaphores. # POSIX mutex support is planned to be available in the next minor version update of RTLinux. # mbuff is a contributed package written by Tomasz Motylewski for providing shared memory between RT components and Linux processes.
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