Hello all:
I have to justify my decission of using RTLinux instead of another
realtime operating system in my MSc project. Basically my reasons are
the known advantages of Linux:
- Popularity
- Free software (we spent a lot of money in hardware so I couldn't
sustain this very much if a censor points this out)
- Free support
- Open sources
- Independence from companies
"The RTLinux Manifesto" remarks the advantages of MERT's decoupling of
realtime part and non-realtime part. Is still RTLinux the only OS that
uses that approach? (apart from RTAI, of course).
Could you help me with aditional reasons to support my decission?.
I have seen WindowsNT 4.0 mentioned as a realtime operating system. Can
it really run hard realtime user tasks?.
Thank you.
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Ivan Martinez (Rodriguez)
Bch in Software Engineering - MSc student
http://www.geocities.com/ivan_m_r2/
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