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About testing the Real-Time -OS ?

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Hi.
I want to ask that if i want to design or change a RTOS,, should i design and test in windows environment ?

where i should test the timing anomalies ?
how i test my RTOS ?

is it ambiguous grammar or ambiguous problem?

thanks for all.[/b]
 

G'day,


should i design and test in windows environment ?
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You should be testing an RTOS on actual hardware, not in an emulated environemt.

where i should test the timing anomalies ?
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You should be able to calculate the timing of the RTOS yourself from the code, infact you should be writing the code with things like max latency in mind. In a small RTOS this will mostly likely just be how long the scheduler can run for, but on a larger RTOS this could be a LOT of work

how i test my RTOS ?
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How do you test anything ?
You determine what it should do and test if it always does it correctly.

is it ambiguous grammar or ambiguous problem?
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The actual RTOS is not that difficult as it has(should have) well defined semantics. Applications on top of the RTOS, well that is a different story.

Darren J.
 

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