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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-help] IRQ-Latency when in idle State on ARM
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To: Karl Tyss <karl.tyss@domain.hid>
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Karl Tyss wrote:
> Acually I have already been using the latency test from xenomai to find 
> the average and max latencies but the GPIO way seemed for me to be the 
> best way to get a continous data set in order to plot the results.

latency has an option which allows to record histograms and output the
results when exiting. So, you can plot the results too.

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					    Gilles.