Nano OS

Nano OS is a RTOS for Atmel AVR controllers. It provides: -preemptive realtime multitasking incl. priorities, -binary semaphores, -message queues, -array-based memory management , -functions for taskcontrol, -watchdog, -system management functions

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preemptive Multitaskting
Semaphore
Message Queues
Speichermanagement
Task Kontrolle

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