
Introduction to RTOS Part-1
What is an RTOS? An Operating System (OS) is in charge of managing the resources of your computer. It will put tasks on the CPU and take tasks off the CPU, giving each task the illusion that it owns the entire processor. It will implement some kind of scheduling policy, which dictates when a task should be given time to run on the CPU and for how long. It will also manage the memory in the system and the various bits of hardware attached. A general OS, such as Windows or Linux, is normally designed for throughput and fairness, with … Continue reading Introduction to RTOS Part-1