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A component-based hard real-time embedded operating system
with run-time component change ability
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Releases:
v0.1.4(unstable) 29. oct. 2005 /source/
TaltOSv0.1.4.zip (27 Kb)
- TaltOS: component uploading and removing is finally finished
- TaltOS and Bootloader: more secure component uploading
- Components: a sample component is ready which is capable to call a TaltOS service
- Overall: many optimalization and more bugfix, I cannot explain them all
TaltOS documentation 29. oct. 2005 /pdf/
TaltOS_TDK.pdf (1033 Kb)
This 32 pages was made to a Scientific Student Conference, at this moment this is the full documentation
v0.1.3(unstable) 19. sept. 2005 /source/
TaltOSv0.1.3.zip (25 Kb)
- TaltOS: non-preemtive task handling within the main stack (no stack pointer changes yet)
v0.1.2(unstable) 12. sept. 2005 /source/
TaltOSv0.1.2.zip (24 Kb)
- Bootloader: communication is changed to 4 byte long messages, packed component handling
- TaltOS: communication is changed to 4 byte long messages
- linkers: packing components
v0.1.1(unstable) 23. aug. 2005 /source/
TaltOSv0.1.1.zip (23 Kb)
No big deal, just a fast first release (for curious ones). It doesn't do much:
- Bootloader: TaltOS can be uploaded and run and removed from the flash
- TaltOS: initializing, component checking (running), input, output handling, initializing, checking for uploaded new components
- Component compiler: a linker and a maker
Documents:
The planning of the TaltOS:
TaltOS_pre-planning.pdf (31 Kb)
First ideas, possible solutions, principles, foreseen difficulties.
The first steps of the implementation:
TaltOS_first_steps.pdf (181 Kb)
Problems occur, and their solutions. Modified principles and more foreseen difficulties.
This one contains all the documentation above:
TaltOS_alldocks.pdf (285 Kb)
Codes for learning the hardware:
(These codes were my first experiences in programming embedded systems, most of them are adopted
to the TaltOS source itself. These are the final versions.)
This is nearly the same but in C++:
first_os_impl_in_c++.zip (11 Kb)
(The idea to write the TaltOS in C++ was later thrown away.)
Flash writing and running uploaded code:
flash_write_run_function.zip (9 Kb)
(To be able to absolve this step was really necessary for the TaltOS.)