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Fix RTAI kernel detection for newer RTAIs #186
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The ShabbyX repo, and probably RTAI 4.0, don't have the rt_daemonize symbol in the i-pipe patch that older versions did. This patch recognizes newer RTAI kernels by keying off of rtai_irq_handler as well.
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Fix RTAI kernel detection for newer RTAIs
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This makes "ungrounded" programs preview better than they used to. Close: machinekit#186 Signed-off-by: Jeff Epler <jepler@unpythonic.net>
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The ShabbyX repo, and probably RTAI 4.0, don't have the rt_daemonize
symbol in the i-pipe patch that older versions did.
This patch recognizes newer RTAI kernels by keying off of
rtai_irq_handler as well.