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Is TI-RTOS really not in development? It's the OS TI gives you when you download their tools. TI is weird, they have their own C compiler.
by jhallenworld 8y ago
Is TI-RTOS really not in development? It's the OS TI gives you when you download their tools.
TI is weird, they have their own C compiler.
- applesvsoranges 8y agoYeah. I used TI-RTOS a couple of years ago for some work and the whole experience was very different. The most unique part was that the RTOS came bundled with a development GUI integrated into the IDE where you could create threads, mailboxes and other such RTOS primitives. I don't think I liked using it very much though. Surprised to see that they killed the project.
- monocasa 8y agoWhat was the licence? Did you have to run it on TI parts or something?
- jhallenworld 8y agoBSD license according to this: http://www.ti.com/tool/TI-RTOS-MCU#descriptionArea http://www.ti.com/tool/TI-RTOS-MCU#descriptionArea It does compile with gcc, but I don't trust it with gcc. At least with TIVA TM4C processors, it would not boot. I suspect they don't test with gcc as well as with their own compiler.