Re: toy-examples (root_tasks) for L4Ka

[Farid Hajji]

> > I'm currently writing some toy-examples (root_tasks) for L4Ka,
> > exercising the ABI/API somewhat.
> 
> I wrote a "toy_task" that create a thread and attach to keyboard IRQ. It's
> show, with a printf(), the scan code of keys pressed and released.
> The example use L4-fiasco interface, and rmgr. Actualy, I'm working to pass
> to L4-ka interface.
> Tell me, and I send it to form part of mini root_task examples when finish
> to pass to l4-ka.
That's great! Please send them to address@hidden

I've also just written a simple root_task that spawns a few threads which are
driven by a control-thread (using getc()). starting and suspending threads
by manipulating their priorities was easy, now I'm trying to manipulate
the time-slice (that doesn't work yet)...

> What exactly is <address@hidden>.
> is a list about migrate hurd from gnumach to l4?? I see many mails about
> that in debian-hurd list.
Please visit http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/l4-hurd

Regards,

-Farid.

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