Cobalt

Cobalt supplements the native Linux kernel in dual kernel configurations. More...

Collaboration diagram for Cobalt:

Modules
	Cobalt kernel
	The Cobalt core is a co-kernel which supplements the Linux kernel for delivering real-time services with very low latency.
	Analogy framework
	A RTDM-based interface for implementing DAQ card drivers.
	POSIX interface
	The Cobalt/POSIX interface is an implementation of a subset of the Single Unix specification over the Cobalt core.

Detailed Description

Cobalt supplements the native Linux kernel in dual kernel configurations.

It deals with all time-critical activities, such as handling interrupts, and scheduling real-time threads. The Cobalt kernel has higher priority over all the native kernel activities.

Cobalt provides an implementation of the POSIX and RTDM interfaces based on a set of generic RTOS building blocks.