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Part Number: MSP432P401R
Hello all,
I started study about MSP432P401R controller, I got a TI-RTOS(No RTOS, Free RTOS, TI RTOS) Examples as well as TI-RTOS Kernel examples.
In TI-RTOS Kernel, we used Threads and TI RTOS we used Tasks.
So I confused here that what's a basic difference and which one is better.
Please suggest answer.
Thanks,
Anil D.
Hi Anil,
I would highly recommend reading through the following resources.
Regards,
James
Hello James,
As per my understanding by reading the above documents
1) TI RTOS Kernel ==> is SYS/BIOS ==> which will have a facility to create a Tasks. I can create a many tasks(processes) which will run parallel or we can say they use Pre-emptive scheduling to run a tasks. Am I right for the TI RTOS Kernel?
2) TI RTOS ==> Linux ==> Threads. Means Here we can create a Diff processes, and each process have there own threads to run. and Threads are using a memory of there created process memory. Am I right with the statement?
If anything wrong, Please let me know.
Thanks,
Anil.
Hello Anil,
Your summary seems to be correct although the operating system wouldn't be Linux here. For more details about TI-RTOS, I would recommend reading through the description and collateral on the TI-RTOS product page.
TI-RTOS: Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) for Microcontrollers (MCU)
Regards,
James
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