19
Introduction
CONTENTS
19.1 An Object Oriented Interface to Threads and Other IPC Mechanisms
19.1.2 FreeRTOS Implementation
Through this book we have presented examples based on two different open source operating systems: Linux and FreeRTOS. These two systems represent somewhat two opposite extremes in complexity. Linux is a full-fledged system supporting all those features that are required for handling complex systems, and is used in top-level applications such as large servers. FreeRTOS is a minimal system that is oriented towards small applications and microcontrollers, with minimal requirements for memory and computing resources, so that it can be ...
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