CVS snapshots available for realtime motion kernel.

Hi there,

As posted before, the cvs status can be tracked on the website with the small 
journal we have put online. This is now extended with snapshots of the CVS 
packages and online documentation. What guarantees offer these packages ? 
They will successfully compile and install (all of them) for the default 
target, being GNU/Linux. The documentation is in sync with what is in these 
packages. 

If you want to experiment with non default options (like building for LXRT), 
you may expect to do some patch work. In this case, the stable cvs version of 
RTAI (called 'etna') is advised to be used, if you want the least trouble. A 
patch in the core/doc directory can be applied to your RTAI directory to 
cover the most common fixes. This is all documented in the core 
documentation.

You can see this as a pre-release to the 0.9.1 orocos release.

The webpage with all the information is here :
http://people.mech.kuleuven.ac.be/~psoetens/orocos-cvs/index.html

but you can reach it from most download/documentation/cvs sections on the 
Orocos main website.

with kind regards,

Peter & co

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