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It is developed by a small, active community. Its API is aligned with OSEK/VDX OS and AUTOSAR OS 4.1 standards. Trampoline Trampoline is a static RTOS for small embedded systems.
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StateOS StateOS is free, real-time operating system (RTOS) designed for deeply embedded applications with a focus on speed and code size. Unlike the other RTOSes in this list, scmRTOS is not written in C, but in a subset of C++.
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ScmRTOS scmRTOS is a free tiny preemptive Real-Time Operating System intended for use with Single-Chip Microcontrollers. It supports ST7, the predecessor of the STM8, but not yet the STM8. RTA-OSEK RTA-OSEK provides a production real-time operating system for applications in all areas of automotive ECU design. Unfortunately, it does not yet support the STM8. It is likely to become one of the most common and important RTOSes. It is developed by a big and very active community. RIOT RIOT considers itself the friendly Operating System for the Internet of Things. OSA is no longer under active development. The community is mostly Russian, and the Russian documentation seems to be more complete than the English one. OSA OSA is a cooperative multitasking real-time operating system. It was originally developed by the community around the Ethernut boards. Nu/OS Nut/OS modular, open source, real time operating system for embedded platforms. NuttX NuttX is a real-time operating system (RTOS) with an emphasis on standards compliance and small footprint. Now it can be found on GitHub under the MIT license.
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Previously, it was apparently non-free and information or download links were hard to find, and some of it was available in Italian only. MipOS mipOS is a cooperative multitasking RTOS designed for single-chip micro-controllers with severely limited RAM and ROM. An STM8 port is planned, but not yet available. ΜKOS-III µKOS-III is a multi-tasking OS suitable for small embedded ♜ontroller systems. It is definitely one of the most common and important RTOSes.
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It is a full-featured RTOS with full networking and file system. ΜC/OS ♜/OS considers itself the number one RTOS on earth (though FreeRTOS above makes a similar claim). IntrOS IntrOS is a free cooperative operating system (OS) designed for deeply embedded applications, made by the same people as StateOS. It is one of the more well-known OSes for small systems, but does not yet have an STM8 port.ĮmbOS embOS is a priority-controlled real time operating system, designed to be used as foundation for the development of embedded real-time applications.Įrika Enterprise Erika Enterprise is a free of charge open-source OSEK/VDX Hard Real Time Operating System (RTOS).įreeRTOS FreeRTOS considers itself to be the market leading, de-facto standard and cross platform RTOS (though ♜/OS below makes a similar claim). It was one of the first RTOSes available for the STM8.Ĭontiki Contiki is an open source operating system for the Internet of Things. However, the developers are considering bringing back STM8 support via SDCC.ĬMX-TINY+ CMX-TINY+ provides slightly less functionality than the CMX-RTX RTOS. Then support was dropped, with an unsatisfactory toolchain situation stated as one of the reasons by the developers. The STM8 was supported up to the 2.4 release. Source code comments are mostly in Russian.ĬhibiOS ChibiOS is a complete development environment for embedded applications including RTOS, an HAL, peripheral drivers, support files and tools.
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Most development is done by Kelvin Lawson, but there also is a small community of contributors and users around Atomthreads.īuguRTOS BuguRTOS is small portable OS-kernel for microcontrollers., which is developed by a single developer, shkolnick-kun. Real-Time Operating Systems Atomthreads Atomthreads is a free, lightweight, portable, real-time scheduler for embedded systems. It considers aspects of availability, such as the license, the supported compilers, and availability of ports to the ST7 and STM32 architectures. The list is focused on availability and does thus not discuss code size, speed, etc. The author tried to include all RTOSes available for the STM8, and also others of particular importance. This is a list of currently (mid-2016) available Real-Time Operating systems relevant to the STM8.