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29. oct. 2005.

A new documentation is avaible under the downloads. I wrote this 32 pages to a Scientific Student Conference which took most of my free time. At the last two week I realized the component uploading, removing with more secure protocols. Because of the many changes, I should call this release 0.1.5, but someone would miss the 1.4. :). I will soon get a new board which has radio communication too. This porting will be the next step.

19. sept. 2005.

The non-preemtive task handling within the TaltOS own stack is ready and working. The order-checking (what the user sends to the TaltOS) is now task-based (It is not handled in the IRQ routine.) Just for safe, I've made a new release again.

12. sept. 2005.

I've made big changes in the bootloader and in the TaltOS too. The communication is totally new: handels only 4 byte long (unsigned long :)) messages. The component uploading now contains the size and the starting end ending signs. So the components are packed. The complied binary cannot give orders (if it contains a bitstream which is exacly like an order). The code is optimalised a bit. The TaltOS is still waiting for the component saving routine and the non-preemtive task handling. These big changes are worth a new release, check the downloads.

05. sept. 2005.

I've made the web-icon of the page.
Corresponding the TaltOS I've started to insert the component saving routine.
I've added the -O2 option to the compiler. (So the binary now is much smaller.) Here I realized that the bootloader is not clearly in C, contains things form C++ and it was compiled with g++. So I've changed it to gcc and modified the code.
I've changed my editor to the Crimson Editor: http://www.crimsoneditor.com/. (Thanks for the authors!)

24. aug. 2005.

At least, the page is ready to work. Main page and Download is up to date, I'll build one more about myself (egoism is fun :) but it is not important at all... and... ah yes, Welcome Everybody!