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From: Vucsics Krisztian <krisztian.vucsics@evosoft.com>
Subject: Looking for "Hello world"
Date: Mon, 04 Dec 2006 16:24:31 +0100
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Hello Everybody,

I've checked the RT_PREEMPT_HOWTO but there is no "Hello World" example
at the moment. I don't know, whether and how it is possible to send
something via the serial port exactly scheduled, "without changing the
given programming APIs". I would like to send at least a single 'H' :-)
to a given serial port, precisely scheduled.

Could you please send me an example for that?

Thank you in advance,
Krisztian