Andres E. Kalman wrote:

> You may have difficulty with uC/OS-II because of its memory
> requirements -- it is designed to support 63 tasks plus an idle task,
> and its task control block arrays consume proportionately large
> amounts of RAM.
>

    To uCOS-II credit, you can minimise
    the memory usage by specifying the
    actual number of task you are going to run,
    thereby reducing memory usage proportionately.

    However, it does have a pre-requisite,
    in that you'll need a C compiler that
    generates reentrant code.

    uCOS-II is a fully pre-emptive RTOS.

Regards,
Peter Tiang

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