FREE Rtos for ARM

 FREE Rtos for ARM

Hai i am siva krishna, i am new to rtos can you any body send rtos documents for studying and send the freertos software for working on ARM7.

Thanks & Regards
Siva Krishna

 RE: FREE Rtos for ARM

How do you expect us to be able to send any FreeRTOS software to you? By airmail? email? US Postal?

What is wrong with visiting http://www.freertos.org instead of asking here - it isn't a Keil product, after all...

 Truly free

Try here:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/lightingbolt/

The documentation does not explain how the kernel works exactly. However, you can look in the assembly code in 'context_switch.c' for some information, accompanied by ARM7 architecture documentation!

 RE: Truly free

In any practical manner, the code used in the link above to switch context on an ARM9 will run on ARM7 and vise versa.

 RE: Truly free

FreeRTOS is also truly free!

Why push an unknown?

FreeRTOS has decent documentation, structure and good comments.

 RE:FreeRTOS is also truly free!

Well, it still requires you to go to the effort (!) of locating the site & downloading it - which the OP seems to consider is beyond him...

 RE: Truly free

Why shouldn't he push Lightningbolt? At least the author is available on this forum, in case of problems :)

 RE: Truly free

At least the author is available on this forum, in case of problems :)

Yes he is, and is willing to give advise and to deal with criticism, too. But the poster above me was right: FreeRTOS is a much more generic implementation (I did not even try to conquer that objective...) and enjoys a huge users community. 'LightingBolt' was only downloaded 73 times so far...

 What's in a name?

Did you mean to call it "Lightning Bolt"?

Maybe people think "Lighting Bolt" is something for securing illumination hardware...?

 RE: What's in a name?

Andy;
I'm sure that Tamir meant as fast as a "Lightning Bolt", but I'm not sure that "Lighting" is in not also correct.

"Lighting"-- The act of illuminating to achieve a particlur effect.

Would his micro RTOS not be illuminating to the new RTOS user ;)
Bradford

 RE: What's in a name?

particlur effect. I meant particular. Eyes and fingers please get together.
Bradford