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skrutinizer wrote:

to my disappointment linxcnc has turned out to be no better than hacked rt patches based kernel on buffer 16/3. 
 

The thing is, linuxcnc is simply an application that requires a Real time Kernel. Whilst some of us build the kernel from the source at kernel.org to get better latency than the default Debian one, its not necessary and the stock preempt_rt kernel is fine for our use in most situations.. We don't hack anything in the kernel. I would suggest you revisit your technology stack which may require purchasing a Linux application to do what you want to do.
Trying to use Windows apps on Linux RT seems like a bad idea to me.

Tommy can you move this thread to another forum ?

Building a low latency kernel is just one field in menu config when building the kernel. But we set it to fully preemptible and apply a rt patch.
An RT app needs to raise real time threads to do its work (like our servo thread).
Some more PREEMPT_RT patches are being mainlined into the 6.6 kernel now. Its very close to where the patches will not be required. Possibly  the 6.7 kernel or the 6.8 or the....

Unlike what they have told wine-staging does not break rt. I have tested plugins run via linvst vs those not emplying wine. To my suprise native linux compiled reaeq happened to be rt breaker (at buffer 16/3, lat 1ms)while many 32-bit vsts run via linvst were not.
Artistx? Some crap not even rt! Why did he mention it?
I will stay with rt patches. These trolls do not help! The same shit on all forums!