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#86198 - time dependednt Responding to: ???'s previous message |
The benefits of using an RTOS can include simpler development, fewer design errors, improved reliability, easier modification and maintainability. I would argue that almost any application with time related tasks could potentially benefit from a cooperative RTOS
I must wehemently (hope that word is not impolite - not intended as such) disagree. I have yet to see a URTOS where the response time to an interrupt was REAL not the URTOS "real" which I have seen billed as "real enough". I have many apps where a certain process has a microsecond or 5 to take place (using 100MHz 1 clockers) and have yet to see a URTOS that in no way and never interfer with interrupt response either wiht "handling" them or with disabling them because "task switching is more important". I will gladly use a URTOS in large apps where no "time related tasks" exsist, but billing a URTOS as a benefit for "time related tasks" is putting the cart in front of the horse. Now what is a true '51 based RTOS (no 'U')? It is a main loop to take care of various things one by one over and over. Some things that are "time related tasks" will be taken care of in this wonderful mechanism known as an ISR and in a few cases it may be needed to add a software interrupt for something. That way there is no overhead at all handling the ISRs no disable the interrupts thus the "time related tasks" truly are handled in a event related way. Erik who will gladly use a RTOS when the app and porocessor make that the best choice. |
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