I'm considering the use of RT-Linux or vxWorks on a
embedded PC104 system. The project deals with a complex
control and information system. I will have to manage
several interrupts , serial lines, LCD displays, ethernet,
memory management, etc.
I notice that vxWorks is expensive but there are several
points, detailed above, that invite me to discard RT-Linux
but I am not sure and need more information:
* Development tools. Runtime debugging, interrupt level
debugging, attaching/deattaching to tasks...
* Cross development. Intel, PowerPC.
* Kernel size. EPROM size
* Documentation and support
* Portability
Could you send me some information about this points or
some address for get it?
Thank you in advance,
Best Regards,
Jose Antonio
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Jose Antonio Sanchez Valenzuela
Electronic engineer
C/Federico Rubio y Gali, 16 4ª D
28039 MADRID
Tel:91 5360491
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