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Dan Hildebrand <danh@qnx.com>

We have a number of customers doing applications with the 386EX and support the 386EX with our embedded toolkit (flash filesystems, execute-in-place, PCMCIA support, RAM*/ROM/Flash configuration, etc).

Real time OS*'s

Web sites with information about real-time:

www.cera2.com/realtime.htm	QNX sponsored Resource list
www.cs.umd.edu/~fwmiller/etc/realtime.html	Frank Miller Resource list
www.embedded.com/net.htm	Embedded Systems
www.groupipc.com/	GRoupIPC
www.ifi.unizh.ch/groups/ailab/embedded.html	A good collection of links
www.realtime-info.be/	Real-Time Encyclopaedia
www.realtime-os.com/rtresour.html	E. Douglas Jensen Web Site
www.rtcgroup.com/	The RTC Group
www.vita.com/	VITA

Information related to real-time products:

www.cera2.com/ulc.htm	ULC Buyer's Guide
www.cs.arizona.edu/people/bridges/oses.html	RTOS*
www.embedded.com/prod.htm	New products
www.groupipc.com/products/products.htm	Industry Pack and PMC Products Directory
www.realtime-info.be/encyc/market/chronic/chronic.htm	New products
www.vita.com/npgallery/npgallery.html	New products
www.vita.com/vmeprod/prodir.html	VME Products Directory

Date:    19961103
From:    Stephen Williams <steve@icarus.com>
To:      crossgcc@cygnus.com
Subject: Embedded O/S for GPL

Anybody interested in an embedded O/S that supports GCC? I've written (and
am continuing to write:-) an O/S that supports C/C++ on the i960 and can
be pretty quickly ported to other targets that gcc supports. This is no
toy and my company is using it for real work (why else would I write
it?-) but we are releasing it under GPL terms. I am starting to make
snapshots available for FTP, and presumed people on this list would be
interested.

It is called uCR and it is relevent to this list because it specifically
supports cross compilation with the GNU compilation tool chain. I got tired
of worrying about whether GCC was supported on some target O/S for the chip
at hand and decided to do something about it. Plus, uCR meets some specific
design goals (threads, light-weight, portable, embedded O/S, GPL License).

Point your browser at ftp.picturel.com/pub/source/README.html and
pay particular attention to the section on uCR. Documentation in HTML can
be browsed at www.picturel.com/ucr/uCR.html.

--
Steve Williams
steve@icarus.com
steve@picturel.com

"The woods are lovely, dark and deep.  But I have promises to keep,
And lines to code before I sleep, And lines to code before I sleep."