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From: "LEMARCHAND Ludovic" <Ludovic.LEMARCHAND@tech.viveris.com>
Subject: [Xenomai-help] message pipe services
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Hello

I have an application with xenomai task and a standard linux process in =
order to establish a communication between them.
I have read that message pipe services is the best solution.

So, I tested the pipe.c exemple, but it doesn't compile. I have include =
native/pipe.h library but it doesn't find RT_PIPE_MSG and =
rt_pipe_alloc().
So, I take a look at the library and this elements are declared between =
ifdef __KERNEL__ ... endif, but this condition is never validate.

How can I register my xenomai task as __KERNEL__ ? Is it automatic, have =
I something to do ?

Thank you for any response and suggestions.

Ludovic Lemarchand