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Embedded-Linux RTOSes support Renesas MCUs

Posted: 28 May 2009

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Keywords: Linux compatible RTOS MCU IDE

[Summary of tips] RoweBots Research, Inc. has rolled out two ultra-tiny embedded-Linux compatible RTOSes that opens Renesas Technology Corp.'s R8C, M16C and R32C/100 MCU families to Linux and POSIX compatible development for the first time. DSPnano is the functional equivalent to an ultra-tiny embedded-Linux RTOS for Renesas' 8- and 16-bit MCUs,......

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What is RTOS?
Real-Time Operating System or RTOS is an operating system designed for use in a real-time computer system.
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