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>Currently none of these are ready for general use. Development is ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >ongoing, including the ability to run the test cases directly from the ^^^^^^^ >configuration tool. I keep reading this. But for some reason, on going development for ecos is not the same as on going development for cygwin or egcs. With these other projects, you see lots of activity on the mailing lists and you have access to snapshots and the cvs tree. But with ecos, there doesn't look like there's anything happening outside of cygnus. Is it really open development, or is it just open source? I guess it is not a one-to-one comparison between ecos, cygwin and egcs. Since ecos is a real-time OS, which may require fault tolerancem while the other software does not have to be as fault tolerant. But somehow, I get the impression that the development model is not the same. ecos seems to be a lot more closed. --jc -- jimen@adtech-inc.com Adtech, Inc.