RTX Kernel Library can be used with devices based on:
ARM7 and ARM9
Cortex-M0/M1, Cortex-M3, Cortex-M4, and Cortex-R4
Cortex-M processor-based devices have extended RTOS features,
which allows more robust and fail-proof RTX kernel implementation.
The main concept differences are:
ARM7 and ARM9 versions use the system task manager to control
task switches of all user tasks. Tasks are executed in System
Mode.
Cortex-M versions use system calls that are all executed as
SVC System Supervisor Calls.
In addition, refer to :
Technical Data -
lists hardware requirements, RAM and code space, number of possible
tasks, ...
Timing Specifications -
lists timing measurements (cycles) for various RTX functions.
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