On Aug 21, 4:56 pm, Charan <mrpanchu2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hi all,
>        I want to know about the RTOS in depth, Please suggest me some
> links and books,...
>
> Thanks and Regards,
> Charan.

Hello Charan,

In fact it's not a good idea for you to begin your RTOS journey with
reading RTOS books.
I think following way would be helpful:

1. You should make a better understanding on what an Operating System
is doing. You can choose a book that could make these concept clear
and you can choose a lightweight kernel with source code for learning.
2. Real time is oriented mainly from embedded system dev. It would be
better for you to learn something practical from source code and
remember always ask why and how.
3. With these experience, no RTOS book is needed. Read through real
time related source code from an open source RTOS would be OK for you.

B.R
D. Wu

On Aug 21, 4:56 pm, Charan <mrpanchu2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hi all,
>        I want to know about the RTOS in depth, Please suggest me some
> links and books,...
>
> Thanks and Regards,
> Charan.
Talk about the RTOS, en, there is more than your image, to be primely
the uc/os II is best choice for study, after this you can try ulinux
or some other os, In fact, I sugget you study the uc/os II and try to
write a os by yourself.
Recently I'm study a Japanese os named uiTron, that is tasty.

hi all,
       I want to know about the RTOS in depth, Please suggest me some
links and books,...

Thanks and Regards,
Charan.