Re: timing errors

>> Why so big values among them? I have tested same code on a platform
>> with pentium IV 2Ghz and results are not better but consistent.
>>
> 
> ok PIV I get very bad results as well - which is definitly due to
> the CPU throtling that the PIV needs to not be toasted imediately - in
> fact it changes the CPU speed every 125ms as far as I know (atleast the
> one we tested on) and the bios did not allow disabling this "feature"
> 
> I would strongly suspect that you will see more or less the same jitter
> values if you have your application running or not - on my PIV I get these
> large values on an idle system as well - could you check ?
> 
> hofrat

Hi,

where can one find good recommendations for processors/systems to use
with RTLinux?

thx
jp

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