rhl@computing-maths.cardiff.ac.uk (Robert Hartill) (10/31/90)
I'm looking into realtime operating systems and have been given the name
'OS/9000', i believe it is derived from OS/9.
I know nothing about either of the above so could someone out there help ?
some references, breif introduction, comments ?
Thanks,
Robert Hartillmeindert@inducom.UUCP (Meindert Kuipers) (11/01/90)
From article <1990Oct31.083009.16299@computing-maths.cardiff.ac.uk>, by rhl@computing-maths.cardiff.ac.uk (Robert Hartill): > I'm looking into realtime operating systems and have been given the name > 'OS/9000', i believe it is derived from OS/9. > > I know nothing about either of the above so could someone out there help ? > > some references, breif introduction, comments ? > > Thanks, > > Robert Hartill Check out Microware Systems in the UK, tel: 0489-886699, fax: 0489-576290, and ask for a copy of the OS-9000 Catalog. Amanda Forrest will gladly help you. Don't forget to give her my regards. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +-----+ Inducom Systems B.V. | < Raadhuislaan 27 NL - 5341 GL Oss, Netherlands | o | P.O. Box 627 NL - 5340 AP Oss, Netherlands | INDUCOM SYSTEMS Phone: (31)-(0)4120-41922 +-----+ Fax: (31)-(0)4120-22640 Specialists in OS-9, VMEbus and G-64 Meindert Kuipers, Inducom Systems B.V. UUCP: meindert@inducom.UUCP ...!uunet!mcsun!hp4nl!inducom!meindert -- Coming soon to a VMEbus system near you: VMEtro BusBusters -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
kim@bilby.cs.uwa.oz.au (Kim Shearer) (11/02/90)
In <2019@inducom.UUCP> meindert@inducom.UUCP (Meindert Kuipers) writes: >From article <1990Oct31.083009.16299@computing-maths.cardiff.ac.uk>, by rhl@computing-maths.cardiff.ac.uk (Robert Hartill): >> I'm looking into realtime operating systems and have been given the name >> 'OS/9000', i believe it is derived from OS/9. >> >> I know nothing about either of the above so could someone out there help ? >> >> some references, breif introduction, comments ? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Robert Hartill >Check out Microware Systems in the UK, tel: 0489-886699, fax: 0489-576290, >and ask for a copy of the OS-9000 Catalog. Amanda Forrest will gladly help >you. Don't forget to give her my regards. Could someone supply a pointer to any papers on OS-9000, I have recently heard some wild and wonderful things about it.
bill@mwca.UUCP (Bill Sheppard) (11/03/90)
In article <1990Oct31.083009.16299@computing-maths.cardiff.ac.uk> rhl@computing-maths.cardiff.ac.uk (Robert Hartill) writes: >I'm looking into realtime operating systems and have been given the name >'OS/9000', i believe it is derived from OS/9. > >I know nothing about either of the above so could someone out there help ? > > Robert Hartill OS-9000 is a sister operating system to OS-9, with portability among processor families its largest difference. Whereas OS-9 is optimized for the 68xxx family, OS-9000 will run on the 68020/30/40, 80386[SX]/486, and will soon run on 88000 and SPARC. It is source-level compatible with OS-9. Further information may be obtained in the comp.os.os9 newsgroup, or contact Microware UK at (44)489 886699. -- ################################################################################ # Bill Sheppard -- bills@microware.com -- {uunet,sun}!mcrware!mwca!bill # # Microware Systems Corporation --- OS-9: Seven generations beyond __/_!! # #######Opinions expressed are my own, though you'd be wise to adopt them!#######