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No multitasking is one that comes to mind. A real time system wants to be small and robust and guarantee a fast response, no stuttering and so on. They're used
by onemoresoop 4y ago
No multitasking is one that comes to mind. A real time system wants to be small and robust and guarantee a fast response, no stuttering and so on. They're used in specialized problem domains. But you wouldn't need that on your laptop, you're fine with a sometimes imperceptible delay in exchange for all the goodies in a modern OS. Well, I like my OSes stripped down but no matter how much you reduce they'll never be real time systems.
- nimish 4y agoYou can have real time multitasking, the key is to be able to provide bounds and guarantees around execution. Freertos even has SMP on the RP2040 dual core system.