>features like tasking, synchronization, IPC, memory virtualization etc. If you use any of these features in a hard-realtime application, you are making multip

>features like tasking, synchronization, IPC, memory virtualization etc. If you use any of these features in a hard-realtime application, you are making multiple huge mistakes. > They don't come ex nihilo. Did I suggest they did? You don't have to believe me; look up the projects I mentioned. > This is often, if not usually, the wrong level of abstract for either application architecture or efficient resource usage. This is because current tools don't support developing software in this way. Hence the variety of in-development projects to facilitate it.