[fpc-pascal] Realtime and freepascal???

Darius Blaszyk dhkblaszyk at gmail.com
Fri Jun 15 10:17:31 CEST 2018


Hi all,

Thanks for all the feedback I got. I am looking into different solutions
and admittedly I'm at a loss. For the data acquisition part I indeed will
not be using an MPU. Instead I found some good references to using arduino
in a master / slave setup. The master will poll all slaves over I2C and
transmit the data using a simplified xmodem protocol over RF.

One last point I have not covered is the use of video. For that I will need
an MPU and as it stands I am thinking about using a Raspberry PI. I found
this link on GPIO handling from FPC https://github.com/inforisorse/fprpiled.
Anyone have a reference on reading HP video from RPI?

Rgds Darius

On Thu, Jun 7, 2018 at 2:01 AM Brian <vmst at golden.net> wrote:

> The brief description of your project suggests that it may not need "hard
> real-time" , since you are planning to write to flash memory or send the
> data over an RF link. Hard real-time usually implies receiving input data
> and responding with an output control in a timely and predictable manner.
>
> Your application seems more like data logging where you don't want to lose
> any data , and in that case Linux will suffice if you use a 1Gbps Ethernet
> link which I have tested using Synapse and handles data at roughly 800Mbps
> using Free Pascal.
>
> If you have access to hardware such as FPGA , or some special hardware ,
> then preconditioning the data using buffers removes the need for hard
> real-time and Free Pascal running under vanilla Linux will more than
> suffice.
>
> Brian
>
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