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    Real time operating systems in a high-level language C/C++: Pitfalls and possibilities.

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    McCall, Tony
    Keyword
    Real-time operating systems (RTOS)
    C programming language
    C++ programming language
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    TBA
    Date
    2002
    Type
    Working Paper
    Language
    en
    Abstract
    The process of designing a Real Time Operating Systems (RTOS) can be fraught with difficulty. This research sets out to test the validity of using a high level language such as the Borland C/C++ programming language to write the RTOS Kernel and the tasks that will run with that operating system. This inductive study examines some of the major RTOS components and seeks to demonstrate how they can be coded into the C/C++ language. During that process, the problems encountered, and possible solutions, are documented. This enquiry was based on the 80x86 range of processors due to their popularity in large-scale embedded control applications.
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    McCall, T. (2002). Real time operating systems in a high-level language C/C++: Pitfalls and possibilities (Working Papers No. 7-02). Lower Hutt, New Zealand: The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand.
    The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11072/685
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