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SRM is a C library that simplifies the development of Linux DRM/KMS API applications. With SRM, you can focus on the OpenGL ES 2.0 logic of your application. For each available display, you can start a rendering thread that triggers common events like initializeGL(), paintGL(), resizeGL(), pageFlipped() and uninitializeGL(). SRM allows you to use multiple GPUs simultaneously and automatically finds the most efficient configuration. It also offers functions for creating OpenGL textures, which are automatically shared among GPUs.

Goal: multitasking kernel from scratch Target board: TI LAUNCHXL2-RM46

Free, extremely simple, amazingly tiny and very fast real-time operating system (RTOS) designed for deeply embedded applications. Target: ARM Cortex-M, STM8. It was inspired by the concept of a state machine. Procedure executed by the task (task state) doesn't have to be noreturn-type. It will be executed into an infinite loop. There's a dedicated function for immediate change the task state.

This project is now in the research and development stage. It is intended for very small microcontrollers with a single processor and represent simple multithreading kernel what written by C language. Is planning create implementations for AVR8 and STM8, may be. Now it is suspended until better time.

RTuinOS, the event based Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) for Arduino, is now hosted at SourceForge. In this revision, 1.0, the event concept has been generalized. Events can now be broadcasted events, semaphores or mutexes. This permits to implement all the usual inter-task communication patterns. Please refer to the user guide and the diverse code samples for details. The second technical change is a complete revision of the makefile. It has been improved in many aspects and it now supports three host operating systems; the RTuinOS samples (as well as your applications) can be built under Linux, Windows and Mac OS. ...

FunkOS is an RTOS for 8-32 bit MCUs including AVR, MSP430, and Cortex M3. Both C and C++ kernels avaiable. Key features include preemption, periodic events, device drivers, and mutex/semaphores. Includes a variety of graphics and filesystem middleware. Please also check out FunkOS's big brother, Mark3OS. Mark3OS is slightly larger, but is more scalable, much more feature-rich, and supports a wider variety of devices.