In article <rjmRe.99803$G8.11071@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>, Ken
<nomailgiven@gmail.com> writes
>
>> We'll, we have thousands of HAPPY customers. Not sure whom this friend
>> is, but I can provide contact info of people specifically using
>> CMX-TINY+ for the AVR and are very happy with it and some have tried or
>> compared other OSes and we have won against them.
>>
>> Chuck
>
>
>I think the comments are more an expression of frustration at your spamming
>this thread.
He wasn't spamming. Grant was not making comments in frustration at any
spamming but commenting on the OS.
Chuck has as much right to reply as any one else. I note he used is own
real eamil address. He did not use a fake address like many do. SO you
can put the email in context that he is some one from the company. That
is honest.
OTOH you could be from a competitor....
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Reply by Clifford Heath●September 9, 20052005-09-09
Consider rewriting nanok, which was written for the MC68HC11.
It's a real-time microkernel.
Reply by Ulf Reiman●September 8, 20052005-09-08
What is comments about my looking for a free Operation system that can
be used for 8-bits
CPU, AVR; I am using a card with Atmega 128 and CC2420. I will
implement the IEEE 802.4.15 protocol stack but a need an OS that can
take care of the stack.
Regards
Ulf Reiman
Reply by 42Bastian Schick●September 8, 20052005-09-08
On Wed, 07 Sep 2005 19:09:10 +0200, Anton Erasmus
<nobody@spam.prevent.net> wrote:
>>OSE Epsilson runs on AVR,C16x and now HCS12 (Sciopta currently only
>>HCS12).
>>
>>The Epsilon ARM Kernel (I worked at) is about 5K.
>>
>>What you are referening to is OSE Delta (which is comparable with full
>>blown Sciopta but _much_ larger)
>
>I only did a quick browse through their web site. The whole site
>seems to be targeted at non-technical people. If their documentation
>is as unclear as their web site, I would stay a million miles away
>from their product(s).
I cannot jugde on Delta, but the Epsilon products docu is well.
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Reply by 42Bastian Schick●September 8, 20052005-09-08
On Wed, 7 Sep 2005 13:27:55 -0500, "Bo" <bo@cephus.com> wrote:
>No. Not a hobby project. However it is a shoestring budget R&D. Most
>commercial OS'es I've looked at are ridiculously expensive--$20K and up...
>WAY out of our ball park. $3-5K maybe---$20K+... I can't sell it to
>management.
< 5k => go ask at sales@sciopta.com (other then AVR, as I said, it is
not yet released, but M16C or HCS12 have the same price).
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Reply by Bo●September 7, 20052005-09-07
No. Not a hobby project. However it is a shoestring budget R&D. Most
commercial OS'es I've looked at are ridiculously expensive--$20K and up...
WAY out of our ball park. $3-5K maybe---$20K+... I can't sell it to
management.
Bo
"42Bastian Schick" <bastian42@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> On 31 Aug 2005 02:08:51 -0700, "Ulf Reiman" <ulf.reiman@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>>Hi!
>>I am looking for a free Operation system that can be used for 8-bits
>>CPU, AVR; I am using a card with Atmega 128 and CC2420. I will
>
> Just out of curiousity: Why free ? Is it a hobby project ?
> If not, save your employers money and buy a commercial one with a good
> support.
>
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Reply by Anton Erasmus●September 7, 20052005-09-07
>On Tue, 06 Sep 2005 19:27:12 +0200, Anton Erasmus
><nobody@spam.prevent.net> wrote:
>
>>On Tue, 06 Sep 2005 08:33:40 GMT, bastian42@yahoo.com (42Bastian
>>Schick) wrote:
>>
>>>On 6 Sep 2005 01:14:37 -0700, "Ulf Reiman" <ulf.reiman@mh.se> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Who areyou working for?
>>>www.sciopta.com
>>>
>>>>What RTOS?
>>>
>>>Sciopta.
>>>
>>>But AVR is not yet released.
>>>
>>>But (my boss will kill me :-) ) check out ENEA OSE (Swedish !).
>>
>>ENEA OSE seems to support mostly 32 bit processors. With a footprint
>>of 100K, there is not much of chance to use it on an 8-bit MCU.
>
>Although I no longer work for ENEA, I have to say, you are wrong.
>
>OSE Epsilson runs on AVR,C16x and now HCS12 (Sciopta currently only
>HCS12).
>
>The Epsilon ARM Kernel (I worked at) is about 5K.
>
>What you are referening to is OSE Delta (which is comparable with full
>blown Sciopta but _much_ larger)
I only did a quick browse through their web site. The whole site
seems to be targeted at non-technical people. If their documentation
is as unclear as their web site, I would stay a million miles away
from their product(s).
Regards
Anton Erasmus
Reply by 42Bastian Schick●September 7, 20052005-09-07
On Tue, 06 Sep 2005 19:27:12 +0200, Anton Erasmus
<nobody@spam.prevent.net> wrote:
>On Tue, 06 Sep 2005 08:33:40 GMT, bastian42@yahoo.com (42Bastian
>Schick) wrote:
>
>>On 6 Sep 2005 01:14:37 -0700, "Ulf Reiman" <ulf.reiman@mh.se> wrote:
>>
>>>Who areyou working for?
>>www.sciopta.com
>>
>>>What RTOS?
>>
>>Sciopta.
>>
>>But AVR is not yet released.
>>
>>But (my boss will kill me :-) ) check out ENEA OSE (Swedish !).
>
>ENEA OSE seems to support mostly 32 bit processors. With a footprint
>of 100K, there is not much of chance to use it on an 8-bit MCU.
Although I no longer work for ENEA, I have to say, you are wrong.
OSE Epsilson runs on AVR,C16x and now HCS12 (Sciopta currently only
HCS12).
The Epsilon ARM Kernel (I worked at) is about 5K.
What you are referening to is OSE Delta (which is comparable with full
blown Sciopta but _much_ larger).
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Reply by Anton Erasmus●September 6, 20052005-09-06
>On 6 Sep 2005 01:14:37 -0700, "Ulf Reiman" <ulf.reiman@mh.se> wrote:
>
>>Who areyou working for?
>www.sciopta.com
>
>>What RTOS?
>
>Sciopta.
>
>But AVR is not yet released.
>
>But (my boss will kill me :-) ) check out ENEA OSE (Swedish !).
ENEA OSE seems to support mostly 32 bit processors. With a footprint
of 100K, there is not much of chance to use it on an 8-bit MCU.
Regards
Anton Erasmus
Reply by 42Bastian Schick●September 6, 20052005-09-06
On 6 Sep 2005 01:14:37 -0700, "Ulf Reiman" <ulf.reiman@mh.se> wrote:
>Who areyou working for?
www.sciopta.com
>What RTOS?
Sciopta.
But AVR is not yet released.
But (my boss will kill me :-) ) check out ENEA OSE (Swedish !).
Both Sciopta and OSE are direct message passing OSes, which is ideal
for protocol stacks.
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