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Is OSKit suitable for embedded real time?
The OSKit feature set is impressive... I've been browsing the documentation
for any information about how OSKit could be used as an embedded hard or
soft real-time microkernel, with networking support. (I understand
the non-real-time behavior of networking protocols.)
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Has anybody done work in this area that can point me to some documentation,
code, or how a real-time kernel can be implemented? Have the real-time
Posix APIs been implemented anywhere?
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Is there a document that describes the hardware abstraction layer... those
files that need to be ported in order to get OSKit running on a new board
and processor (specifically PowerPC)?
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Is there some assumptions about the underlying hardware, like is an MMU
required? If not, are hooks available to use an MMU?
Mark