From: Manish R. <reg...@gm...> - 2005-02-14 06:56:39
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hello Prakash ji, On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 19:09:38 +0545, Prakash Manandhar <pma...@da...> wrote: > I do not believe in "simply the best", things have to be > simple from the > outside and complicated in the inside to be beautiful. > An OS, and IPC in > particular, are complex by their very nature. very true........... But i measured complexity as relative entity. > I didn't get the point in detail, I will do a bit of study in it and > comment > later on... (perhaps in a week) > > What hardware has Mr. Per-Tore contributed? Most probably TS3400 system (http://www.embeddedx86.com/epc/ts3400-spec-h.html).. > I, myself own a electronic components, embedded design and PCB manufacturing > company, although it is in a state of infancy: check out www.mpworks.com.np > It is just six months old, but we have been in the local embedded market for > two years with other companies. > > If you need more help in hardware terms me and my friends could help out as > we have some embedded design and software experience, and we could even > contribute some more hardware and make PCBs. Wow, nice to know. Keep it up.... Thank you very much for your interest to Help us. Of cource we will be requiring hardwares to test. But For now, rather than hardware help, we need technical help on solving problems (design issue, bugs) because we are out of number. > Since you are into hardware, I guess the model of working > without physical > contact will not work so well anymore. > It could work if you are predominantly software though. Yes that is very true..... but i dont have any experience in Hardwares (electronics) but learning though. But very fond of Computer Architectutre...... I Have to learn a lot of things from you guys. I will visit your Company after my Exam......... > As a footnote, I think the term embedded real-time OS is very very vague. An > embedded system can be as simple as an aquarium thermometer to as complex as > an air-traffic control or missile defense system. > > I think you should first make the vision of the project clear and make a > niche out there, make something that is useful in a number of ways that > existing open source systems lack. Yes, you are very correct. Due to the nature of the design(unixy nature), dynamic property, it is unsuitable for Hard Real Systems. For now we are trying to make soft realtime. Though a very long way to go. And please if you have any suggestions on how to carry out this project, what to add/remove? What kind of vision it should be........... let us know..... thanks |