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This is also how most embedded applications utilizing an OS also works these days. The OS is a library, you link in whatever you need from the OS + compile time
by noselasd 11y ago
This is also how most embedded applications utilizing an OS also works these days. The OS is a library, you link in whatever you need from the OS + compile time configuration of OS features etc. + link in whatever you need for your application.
- pjmlp 11y agoHave they worked anyway differently? I remember you always had to bundle everything together with the exception of what was already present in the firmware. Also some books I had access in the mid-90's were all about creating your own libOS with tasks and lightweight communication primitives and then bundling everything together. Coding since the 80's, but the most embedded stuff I did was PC (bypassing MS-DOS), Amiga and Symbian and reading also PIC programming on Elektor. So maybe my perception might not be the correct one.