hello,
i am curious to know if there are any plans in the works to have java fully-supported and operational when using a realtime kernel??
i have a really awesome peice of software(audio) that uses java and was written in "processing" that i am hoping to one day be able to use to it's full extent... although i can use it in my rt-kernel, it performs very poorly compared to when i use with in my generic kernel...
the software is called "glitch-sequencer" and was written for windows/OSX and now runs under linux. it is a cellular based midi-sequencer and it can be found at :
http://www.glitch-sequencer.com
because it is a midi-sequencer i wish to be able to use it to control both linux-VST and wineasio VST...among other stuff like hydrogen...
and it does sort of work, however, because of some incompatibilities with java and rt-kernel's, my system sucks up all resources, while the "user" uses only 10-20%... the otherside of it too is that sometimes opening the app will crash ubuntu and go back to the login screen...which also is no good.
i tested it and did some bug reporting for the developer, and also use it in OSX where it works just fine.
if anyone knows anything about the java/rt-kernel, and what is happening with that i would love to hear from you!
thanx