On Sun, May 9, 2021 at 12:41 AM loïc tourlonias <loic.tourlonias@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > if using a posix thread full fills the requirement of RTOS. The reason > > I want to use RTOS is , I am porting a Microcontroller code using RTOS > > (free RTOS) to Linux and > > afaik FreeRTOS doesnt work on Linux. > > > FreeRTOS is a standalone OS and depending on your system there may be > > > an example running on your architecture in parallel of your embedded > > > Linux. For example, on one of my project with have an ARM Cortex-A7 > > > with Linux running in Normal World and FreeRTOS running in Trusted > > > world. > > This is interesting , do you have something to share? > Sorry, this is intellectual property from my company so I can't share > source code but we have started from the FreeRTOS porting sample > related to our architecture. We are working on a ARM Cortex-A7 which > have an isolation between a normal world and a secure world. Linux is > working on the normal world for the UI and FreeRTOS is running on the > secure world. Communication between the two worlds is made by SMC. > > Regards > Loïc > You should look at Xenomai it uses the Adeos interrupt pipeline to pick off and handle certain interrupts and events in real-time, and pass the rest off to the linux kernel that does all setup and housekeeping they have API interfaces for VXworks, and other commercial RTOSs one of those APIs is probably your path of least portage. _______________________________________________ Kernelnewbies mailing list Kernelnewbies@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.kernelnewbies.org/mailman/listinfo/kernelnewbies
