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FreeRTOS is a better choice in a lot of circumstances. But you don't get a driver ecosystem like Linux. In embedded the trend is heading toward heterogenous sy
by joezydeco 4y ago
FreeRTOS is a better choice in a lot of circumstances. But you don't get a driver ecosystem like Linux.
In embedded the trend is heading toward heterogenous systems, where you have an application processor running Linux and a coprocessor (sometimes on the same die) that runs an RTOS.
- m00x 4y agoZephyr is taking over that space since it does drivers in a similar fashion to Linux. https://www.zephyrproject.org/ https://www.zephyrproject.org/
- mmsnberbar66 4y agoAccording to this trend, what actually runs on Linux and what runs on RTOS?
- joezydeco 4y agoIn some of the systems I've worked with the Linux side runs the GUI, mass storage, connectivity, etc while the small RTOS processor manages the time-critical control and measurement.