Home > On-Demand Archives > Talks >
Operating Systems for Embedded Applications
Colin Walls - Watch Now - Duration: 56:47
Most modern embedded applications employ and operating system of some sort. We will look at how operating systems work - the scheduler and various services provided by an OS to the application code - and at the options open for OS selection. We will also compare the use of commercial, open source and in-house products.
Thank you!
Thank you for the good presentation!
A nice overview of embedded RTOS. A a couple of things that I have forgotten over the years!
Thanks.
Great presentation, thanks a lot. It helped me to remember/understand the details of the Round-Robin with priorities RTOS we used in the late 1980s. I'm definitely interested in your book and will follow your blog. Thanks
Thank you!
Enjoyed the whole content, very insightful. Hope to read the book when get published. Thank you!
Thanks.
Great presentation Very helpfull..... we are waiting your Book Tank you very much
I have one question : Is there any free OS simulator which help us to do more practices on presented topics ?
Thank you again
Such a tool would, I guess, be quite useful, but I have not seen a product like this for many years. SOrry.
Great presentation!!! Thanks a lot.
I am an embedded software, but still on bare metal world. Tiny uCs with a quite simple SW. As I am interested in playing with embedded OS, and I have a TM4C1294 launchpad board, what RTOS would you recommend to start with?
For that CPU, you would need something small. I assume that to "play", you do not plan on spending any money? There are a few open source RTOSes around. Alternatively, you might be interested in my book [due Oct] that includes code for a simple RTOS. There is also the RTOS Revealed series of articles on embedded.com
Thanks a lot for the feedback. Sure, I am looking forward to have a look into your book. Meanwhile, it would be like you said, just to "play", without any specific goal, unless learning and gain experience.
Cheers.
Great business story at the end. I could listen to another hour of your war stories.
Thank you!
Good presentation. A bit more on multi-core RTOS would have made it perfect.
Thank you. Multicore is important, I agree, but it is a big subject and deserves its own sessions. You can find some here: https://www.mentor.com/embedded-software/multimedia/#?filter=&start=1&limit=9
Thanks for your reply. Looking forward to more sessions like this.
Looking forward to the book! Great presentation
Thank you! Hopefully the book should be available in October.
Good Presentation. I will be interested in the book.
Many thanks.
JIm Bernitt , President
James J. Bernitt , P.E., P.C.
jjbpepc@verizon.net
Thanks Jim. Hopefully it will be published in October.
Thanks Mr Walls, this was a great presentation
Thank you!
Very comprehensive. Nice coverage of the most simple approaches, to the most common, to the complex. Well done.
Thank you!
Good high-level coverage of the a wide breadth of material! Thank you for the presentation.
Thank you.
Looking forward to your talk Colin!
Thank you!
This was an excellent overview and walkthrough of Embedded Software Development with Operating Systems.