This title explores Micro C/OS V2.0 together with 200 pages of examples and explanations. It is an operating system, of which V2.0 allows better task tracking, memory management and other features. The book is a guide to the construction and use of real-time operating systems.
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""MicroC/OS-II...does much more than simply present usable source code (though it does that also). It explains WHY the code is the way it is."
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Jean J. Labrosse is a Senior Technical Staff Member at Dynalco Controls in Fort Lauderdale, FL. He has a Master's degree in electrical engineering and has been designing embedded systems for many years. Labrosse is a regular lecturer at the Embedded Systems Conferences, and he is a member of the Advisory Board for the Conference. Jean keeps in touch with users through his e-mail address: Jean_Labrosse@compuserve.com
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Jean LaBrosse is one of those people who has that uncanny knack for taking a complicated issue and making it seem simple. His MicroC/OS is a wonderful example. The book does much more than simply present usable source code (though it does that also). It explains _WHY_ the code is the way it is. MicroC/OS II is very much in today's spirit of open-source software. It is rapidly becoming, for real-time embedded systems, what Linux represents for desktops. I also agree with another reader, who points out that the OS is not just a good OS for real-time systems, but a good, _RELIABLE_, OS in general. If only we could get Microsoft to follow LaBrosse's KISS approaches.
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A truly outstanding effort; an excellent product!,
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I have been involved with the development of embedded real-time systems since 1969 and have written a good number of kernels in that time. After swapping notes with the author, he convinced me to try uC/OS-II rather than doing another "roll my own". I'm glad he did. The book is extremely well written, clearly explaining the key concepts and his implementation. The software itself is very functional. I plan to use it in several applications I have on the boards. I would highly recommend this book to anyone contemplating an embedded system project.
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Embedded developers need this book!,
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This review is from: MicroC/OS-II: The Real-Time Kernel (Hardcover)
This is a very valuable book and the RTOS it comes with might be all you ever need. We are using it in an unmanned aerial vehicle project. Knowing what every line of code in the OS is doing is a big advantage for us because of certification issues. We're also not wasting performance on features we don't need. Check it out. It might be the only RTOS you'll ever need.
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This chapter provides four examples on how to use C/OS-II. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
event flag group, highest priority task waiting, next highest priority task, mutex value, message mailbox management, pseudocode for this function, event flag management, queue control block, note that interrupts, pend call, mutex owner, event control block, preemptive kernel, readied task, tick handler, flags cur, return from interrupt instruction, message storage area, context switch results, emulation variables, memory control block, opt argument, start multitasking, semaphore management, stk size Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Interrupts Under, Task Management, Getting Started, Microsoft Windows, Development Tools, Type Type, Borland Turbo Assembler, Clearing Event, Interrupt Request, Low Priority Task High Priority Task, Configuration Value, Delta Delta Parameters, Preempts Task, Task Level Context Switch New!
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event flag group, highest priority task waiting, next highest priority task, mutex value, message mailbox management, pseudocode for this function, event flag management, queue control block, note that interrupts, pend call, mutex owner, event control block, preemptive kernel, readied task, tick handler, flags cur, return from interrupt instruction, message storage area, context switch results, emulation variables, memory control block, opt argument, start multitasking, semaphore management, stk size Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Interrupts Under, Task Management, Getting Started, Microsoft Windows, Development Tools, Type Type, Borland Turbo Assembler, Clearing Event, Interrupt Request, Low Priority Task High Priority Task, Configuration Value, Delta Delta Parameters, Preempts Task, Task Level Context Switch New!
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- Real-Time Systems Design and Analysis by Phillip A. Laplante in Back Matter
- Systems Programming (McGraw-Hill computer science series) by John J. Donovan in Back Matter
- Code Complete (Microsoft Programming Series) by Steve McConnell in Back Matter
- An Implementation Guide to Real-Time Programming (Yourdon Press computing series) by David L. Ripps in Back Matter
- Programming Language (Swedish) by Ritchie Kernighan in Back Matter
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- Embedded Systems Building Blocks, Second Edition: Complete and Ready-to-Use Modules in C by Jean J. Labrosse on page 8, Back Matter, and Back Cover
- Practical Statecharts in C/C++: Quantum Programming for Embedded Systems with CDROM by Miro Samek in Back Matter, Index, and Back Matter
- Embedded Systems Firmware Demystified (With CD-ROM) by Ed Sutter in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Embedded Systems Design: An Introduction to Processes, Tools and Techniques by Arnold S. Berger in Back Matter
- Math Toolkit for Real-Time Programming by Jack Crenshaw in Back Matter
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