RTOS.

OP #1173156
Martin Thomas wrote:
> Also google for TNKernel. TNKernel comes with example-applications for
> various ARM-based controllers including LPC2k. You can learn much from
> the manual, the RTOS source-code and the examples but it may not be a
> good starting point to learn the basics for this you may start with the
> Wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RTOS .

Hi Martin,

    Thanks for the link. From this I found a lots of Basics of RTOS

Thanks
Amit Chatre
#1173158
You might also consider obtaining the Jean Labrosse book "MicroC/OS-II".
It describes in minute detail the workings of a simple RTOS kernel with
source code. The early chapters describe RTOS and other types of
executice in some detail. Use of the supplied kernel is free for
non-commercial use. It is incredibly comprehensive and well written
book. I recommend it.

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=UYsWYEu--KYC


Clifford

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