[ECOS] Re: MMU support

[Grant Edwards <grante at visi dot com>]

> The application i want to develop is a real time one and is
> prefered to be ecos while comparing other RTOS.

Since eCos doesn't meet what seems to be your major
requirements, why is eCos to be preferred?

> and it wants partioned memory that should be strictly
> followed.

Then eCos is not the right choice.  eCos does not do
per-process protected memory.  eCos does threads with a single
shared global address space.

> how much ecos support it

None.

> as lynux os have support for it.

Then perhaps that's what you should use.


> I went through the link but now 3glabs is not there any idea
> about it.
>
>  I want to know what all is to be made to make memory partion
>  strict .

>From what I know of the kernel, it would require significant
changes in both the kernel design and the build process.

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