Thread: Opinions on the performance of microblaze and nucleus

Hi guy,

I read that a nuckeus new version, support the microblaze softprocessor.
Somebody use the nucleus rtos?
it is a good RTOS?
how it go with microblaze?
which RTOS microblaze support?

Thanks
ccdecp

Nucleus has been in the market for quite some time.

I heard lots of os like threadx, uc_OS, uCLinux can run successfully on Microblaze
regards

I've been using Nucleus for PowerPC for quite a few years. The Nucleus RTOS is very solid. It has all the necessary features & task synchronization mechanism. The code is extremely well-organized & well-documented. Nucleus is also very modularized, which has its pluses & minuses.

Good Luck!

Nucleus PLUS is a very robust kernel. I have used it for various processros and am satisfied with it.

try microC/OS-ii ... its great and very well doumented ....
the port are also available

can i download document "RTOS for microblaze"

you can go to www.expresslogic.com for a free download of Threadx demo version for Microblaze.

I have haerd the Nucleus RTOS for a long time, but where to get it for try?

hi
where can i found nucleus RTOS development suite?
thanks

Nucleus is a good RTOS, and support a lot of Hardware. And it is a commerse product. You pay you get. After join Mentor, a lot of new components and modules has been released. Try to get the evaluation version on web site and have a look.

I have haerd the Nucleus RTOS for a long time, but where to get it for try?

you can go to this link.Click "Free Download"
get registered and can have a try.
http://www.acceleratedtechnology.com.../nuc_rtos.html

Hi Friends,

I have started using Nucleus Plus RTOS and I have following points to make:
Pros:
1) Small kernel footprint
2) Royalty free
3) Source code delivered
4) Support for lot of processors

Cons:
1) Poor documentation
2) Sample code not elaborate
3) Other related products not upto the mark and not well documented (stack, security etc)

regards,
Kapil