Comparison on Size FreeRTOS RTLinux Kernel Size Kernel Size

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A comparison between FreeRTOS and RTLinux in embedded real-time systems

Comparison on Size FreeRTOS RTLinux Kernel Size Kernel Size Few megabytes RAM required Over few megabytes Kernel Size About 4.4 kilobytes RAM required About 200 bytes

Platform support RTLinux FreeRTOS supports architectures like x86 much more complex (much due to the Linux kernel) harder to port to new platforms. FreeRTOS smaller microcontrollers Support a greater number of platforms portable code all kernel code is contained in just three files

Features and Scalability RTLinux Provide all the things that a normal Linux distribution can. Down to ARM. Upwards to full grown "home computer systems". FreeRTOS Provide only basic features. only some basic scheduling inter-process communication (IPC) semaphores for synchronization Hard to scale beyond the target of the platform.

Scheduler RTLinux FreeRTOS A simple insmod gives the possibility to change scheduler. a basic highest priority first scheduler. earliest deadline first FreeRTOS a highest priority first scheduler. same priority tasks is given "fair" process time by round robin.