Hi,
I have a book on real time embedded systems but I would like to start
getting my hands dirty on some RTS. Which RTS would be the easiest to
learn from? Possibly free and that I can download from the internet.
thanks
ivan

Ivan ha scritto:

Hi,

I have a book on real time embedded systems but I would like to start
getting my hands dirty on some RTS. Which RTS would be the easiest to
learn from? Possibly free and that I can download from the internet.

thanks
ivan

I suggest you to buy the following book: "MicroC/II - The real time
kernel" by J.Labrosse.
The book is cheap, gives you an excellent background about RTS in
general, explain you
how MicroC/II works and contains a CD-RM with the kernel source
files which
can be used not for commercial purposes, but help you to learn about
RTS.

Regards

/Alessandro

You may also try looking at http://www.FreeRTS.org

VG

Ivan wrote:
Hi,

I have a book on real time embedded systems but I would like to start
getting my hands dirty on some RTS. Which RTS would be the easiest to
learn from? Possibly free and that I can download from the internet.

thanks
ivan

"Vcc Ground" <vccground@yahoo.co.inwrote in message
news:1159943319.210854.273790@
You may also try looking at http://www.FreeRTS.org

I can recommend this and the documentation on the site explains how the
RTS works very well and very clearly.

Ivan wrote:
>Hi,
>>
>I have a book on real time embedded systems but I would like to start
>getting my hands dirty on some RTS. Which RTS would be the easiest
>to
>learn from? Possibly free and that I can download from the internet.
>>
>thanks
>ivan
>

Tue, 03 2006 17:01:19 +0000, Ivan wrote:

I have a book on real time embedded systems but I would like to start
getting my hands dirty on some RTS. Which RTS would be the easiest to
learn from? Possibly free and that I can download from the internet.

you have your hands dirty, try RTEMS. Free, open source, and support
and answers to questions available.

~Dave~

try FreeRTS.

I used to work with RTEMS. It was okay, but I would imagine that
better-supported, more accessible free RTS's are availablehowever,
it did work without problems.

Dave wrote:
Tue, 03 2006 17:01:19 +0000, Ivan wrote:

I have a book on real time embedded systems but I would like to start
getting my hands dirty on some RTS. Which RTS would be the easiest to
learn from? Possibly free and that I can download from the internet.

you have your hands dirty, try RTEMS. Free, open source, and support
and answers to questions available.
--
~Dave~

Sat, 07 2006 12:09:50 -0700, troelsfedderjensen wrote:

I used to work with RTEMS. It was okay, but I would imagine that
better-supported, more accessible free RTS's are availablehowever,
it did work without problems.

More accessible? It's a free download. It's open source. Users are
encouraged to contribute.

Better supported? There is a mailing list at
which is monitored by AR Corp.
people. You can also get classes and support through AR Corp (yes, you
do have to pay for those).

~Dave~

Ivan,

MapuSoft offers products to move applications from one RTS to another
and to develop applications that can run on multiple operating systems.
This way you can write one application and test it out on many
different RTS to chose which RTS works best for you. More information
about MapuSoft's products S Changer, S Abstractor and S PAL can be
found at www.mapusoft.com

Ivan wrote:
Hi,

I have a book on real time embedded systems but I would like to start
getting my hands dirty on some RTS. Which RTS would be the easiest to
learn from? Possibly free and that I can download from the internet.

thanks
ivan

Ivan wrote:
Hi,

I have a book on real time embedded systems but I would like to start
getting my hands dirty on some RTS. Which RTS would be the easiest to
learn from? Possibly free and that I can download from the internet.

Try QNX Neutrino RTS vers. 6.3 (QNX6.3) a 30 days eval version is
available. ( http://www.qnx.com )

I'm sure the previous free version (QNX 6.2, free for non-commerc. use)
is still available in the internet.

thanks
ivan
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Ivan wrote:
Hi,

I have a book on real time embedded systems but I would like to start
getting my hands dirty on some RTS. Which RTS would be the easiest to
learn from? Possibly free and that I can download from the internet.

thanks
ivan

prex is also a good system:
prex.sf.net