bailey@elrond.CalComp.COM (Dave Bailey) (06/21/88)
Does anyone know of any TCP/IP implementations in small real time
kernals? thanks.
dave bailey
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Dave, Fuzzball, and it keeps very real time. I'm not sure you would call the kernel small and it is built in assembly code for the PDP11. I'm not sure you gain much comfort in that. Dave
jerry@wrs.UUCP (Jerry Fiddler) (06/28/88)
In article <2348@elrond.CalComp.COM> bailey@elrond.CalComp.COM (Dave Bailey) writes: >Does anyone know of any TCP/IP implementations in small real time kernels? We sell a real-time OS called VxWorks that fits those needs. It runs on 68K-based targets now, and will run on SPARC targets in October. Rather than expound upon the (extensive) capabilities of VxWorks here (against net policy, after all) I'll send you some materials directly. -- Jerry Fiddler Wind River Systems {sun,rtech}!wrs!jerry
barbiaux@mrsvr.UUCP (Bill Barbiaux) (06/28/88)
From article <2348@elrond.CalComp.COM>, by bailey@elrond.CalComp.COM (Dave Bailey): > Does anyone know of any TCP/IP implementations in small real time > kernals? thanks. We are using VxWorks, a real-time system and development environment with good networking facilities. It uses TCP/IP, and is built around the VRTX kernal. It is designed to fit well in a UNIX development environment (supports remote login, remote file access, a shell, etc.), while its kernal makes it useful for real-time applications. VxWorks is marketed by Wind River Systems, Inc., Emeryville, CA (415)428-2623. ALSO: I'm looking for TCP/IP implementations running under iRMX. Can anyone help me out? Thanks Bill Barbiaux
ncoverby@ndsuvax.UUCP (Glen Overby) (06/28/88)
From article <2348@elrond.CalComp.COM>, by bailey@elrond.CalComp.COM (Dave Bailey): > Does anyone know of any TCP/IP implementations in small real time > kernals? thanks. I don't know if you consider XINU to be real-time or not (device drivers should be able to meet real-time requirements), and Version 7 contains TCP/IP(see Comer's second edition, "Operating System Design: The XINU Approach; Internetworking with XINU"). -- Glen Overby Bitnet: ncoverby@ndsuvax UUCP: uunet!ndsuvax!ncoverby