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Revision as of 13:45, 16 December 2022
embOS is a high-performance real-time operating system (RTOS) for embedded systems.
This wiki page explains and links to other articles dealing with special cases, such as board support packages (BSPs) for specific devices, or questions too specific for the manual and the product page at segger.com
General
- embOS training
- Using embOS for teaching
- HowTo evaluate embOS
- Interrupt prioritization
- Migration from a bare metal application to an RTOS application
- Migration from FreeRTOS to embOS
- MISRA-C:2012 compliance
- Tickless Mode
- Low Power Modes with embOS-Ultra
- Synchronizing multiple instances of embOS on a multi-core processor
- embOS-Safe
Architecture & IDE specifics
- Arm Cortex-M interrupts
- MPU on Cortex-M
- GCC floating-point options
- Measuring the embOS Context Switch Time with Cortex-M and the DWT Cycle Counter
- SEGGER Simulation Integration Guide
- Using embOS API in C++ constructor of global objects
- Using embOS for Cortex-M with a bootloader
- Using embOS with IAR Embedded Workbench
embOS project configuration
Third-party support
- CMSIS-RTOS API
- Using embOS in CMSIS-Pack projects
- Using embOS with Microchip's Atmel START and IAR
- Using embOS with Nordic's BLE SoftDevice
- Using embOS with Renesas RA family, Flexible Software Package (FSP) and e2Studio
- Using embOS with Renesas RA family, Flexible Software Package (FSP) and IAR
- Using embOS with STMicro's STM32CubeMX
- Using embOS with STMicro's X-CUBE-STL
- Using I-CUBE-embOS with STM32CubeMX
