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This document addresses some of the differences between real-time and general purpose operating systems. This includes an analysis of several common misconceptions including performance issues, latency, hard vs. soft real-time systems, programming APIs and the software kernel. In addition, there are suggestions for implementation options to convert Linux to a real-time operating system. Product Announcements
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Designing Embedded Communications Software
With this foundation, you explore a development model that addresses the complete range of issues in the design of embedded communications software,...
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19.1 Chapter overview
The availability of several real-time variants, and its increasing popularity for desktop and server usage, has meant that Linux is now being seriously evaluated for embedded...
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Introduction
Simplification of administration and its related overhead is a strategic imperative that most companies are mandating. Although programmatic automation has existed in the Windows and...
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Introduction
Simplification of administration and its related overhead is a strategic imperative that most companies are mandating. Although programmatic automation has existed in the Windows and...
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Introduction
Simplification of administration and its related overhead is a strategic imperative that most companies are mandating. Although programmatic automation has existed in the Windows and...
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