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| Author 398338 Views 36 Posted at 2008/8/28 17:18 [View In Forum] | ||
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I want to learn about RTOS ,can any body give me the link or website for the same |
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| 1 | z4120356 | There are many diferent RTOS's. Whitch one you want to know? I use becks on SC12. Try www.beck-ipc.com and look for SC12 (he has RTOS in it so you can find documetacion for RTOS) Mr.Cube |
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| 2 | hgping | There are lots of RTOS, you should choose the platform you are going to develop and then look the RTOSes that exist and support the platform you chose. I really recomend you using eCos, or uCLinux them both work on many platforms. Look for them in Google |
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| 3 | bubulu | Special Report: Choosing an RTOS http://www.embedded.com/story/OEG20021212S0061 |
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| 4 | chdd | Hi, A really resumed functionality: - We can create tasks (methods), in each tack we put code for things to do; - We "register" the tasks on the RTOS - The scheduler of the RTOS runs make the context switching bettewn tasks, depending on the elegible tasks, priority, etc... HH NeuralC |
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| 5 | bubulu | 2008/8/28 17:18 | |
| 6 | mxg330 | Here is a website for uptodate information on the RTOSes http://www.dedicated-systems.com Sripada |
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| 7 | z4120356 | this is really a cool page /Warning #2 - No "Good book" messages here! (klug)/ |
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| 8 | spacebac | Good RTOS is SALVO from www.pumpkininc.com | 2008/8/28 17:18 |
| 9 | hgping | Check <http://ucos-ii.com/> They have a small and robust RTOS G2O |
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| 10 | booksir | Hi .. I have been involved with RTOS for more tha 10 years .. I can't say one is better than the other in a general category it dependends what you need to control . is not the same controling a CNC routing machine than a CD player . it depends mainly in the time interval resolution . and which cpu has been adopted .! This consoderations will give you the numbers to determine your requirements .. I used Ucosii one time and is a great system but unfortunatly i required a faster response and ended up writing a scheduler of my own conception.. here are some other RTOS that deserve to be considered.. Flos ( avalaible for arm & x86) FreeRtos geekOs PR_RTX2_OS ertos erika |
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