hi ashok,
Why is it not possible in the normal OS kernel.by
<http://kernel.by> configuring the kernel
to suit our needs we can reduce the image size irrespective of
where the
kernel is used.This is not a point of difference between the RTOS and
the normal kernel according to me.CMIIW.
sughosh
hello sughosh,
that is question? or doubt?..., whatever....., me also don't know , in
the following i found that sentence...... i am asking clear idea.....
if u can u go thru this link, and clear my doubt....
it is neither a question nor a doubt.i am saying that the point you've
stated as a difference between the normal normal OS's kernel and that of
an RTOS kernel is not valid.The image size for a normal purpose kernel
can also be manipulated as per your needs during the kernel
configuration done during the compilation.So i am trying to say that the
point 2 which you had made in your earlier mail is not a point of
difference between the two.
sughosh
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