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Linux Realtime Operating Systems


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This category has information related to only Realtime Linux, in other words, Linux-based realtime OSs and closely related material. Realtime systems are not the same as embedded systems. Realtime OSs can be used in general purpose computers, and in embedded types.

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  • - Hard realtime OS, runs Linux as its lowest priority execution thread, on Alpha, some MIPS, PPC, x86. News, downloads, applications, documents, mail list, projects.
  • - RTLinux doesn't try to change Linux into an RTOS, it instead provides a new RT kernel incorporating Linux as a low-priority thread, so the RTOS stays small, streamlined and keeps Linux as a base for common applications. [EE Times]
  • - Real Time Application Interface: hard realtime support for Linux. Originally an RTLinux spinoff, but since redesigned and reimplemented from scratch. Intel only.
  • - Makes dual kernel RTLinux and RTCore/BSD, and OpenRTLinux RTOSs, realtime networking, protected memory, XML/RPC controls, embedded Linux developer kit; has RT developer tutorials and white papers; second tier support for Linux product vendors; software de
  • - by University of Kansas (KU) Center for Research, Inc. Between a hard and soft real-time OS.
  • - RTLinux's main architect gives advice for budding computer scientists. [ACM Crossroads]
  • - Brief treatment of embedded Linux uses. [LinuxWorld Today]
  • - KURT introduction and analysis.
  • - Real-Time, Real Solutions. Home of TimeSys Linux/RT. Also Rate-Monotonic Analysis (RMA) based timing analysis and simulation. End-to-end real-time solutions.
  • - Commercial home of this hard realtime OS, runs Linux as its lowest priority execution thread; for Alpha, some MIPS, PPC, x86; limited only by hardware. Contract work, custom development, board ports.
  • - When dealing with realtime systems, IPC overhead becomes important; examines two of the best IPC mechanisms available for Linux: FIFO, shared memory. [Dr. Dobb's Journal]

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