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I wouldn't say QNX is waning... It's used in trains, nuclear power stations, cars, embedded systems etc. If anything, QNX is a good counter-example to your argu
by pilgrim689 13y ago
I wouldn't say QNX is waning... It's used in trains, nuclear power stations, cars, embedded systems etc. If anything, QNX is a good counter-example to your argument because it's one of the few really successful microkernels out there.
edit: a broader list of where QNX is used: http://www.qnx.com/company/30ways/ http://www.qnx.com/company/30ways/
- m0th87 13y agoInteresting. I'm so deeply embedded in the web/mobile world that I forgot there are some very real RTOS requirements that drive QNX uptake to this day.