In an RTOS you have to have 'wasted' time. Real time operation depends on a core being available when it's needed, not having to wait in a queue. So yes the master core is kept busy whilst the slave core sits around with its feet up ![:-)]( "Smile")
But do you really want an RTOS ?
If so the KISS principle applies. Any complexity will probably eventually lead to an important 'real-time' process being locked out on a queue.
But do you really want an RTOS ?
If so the KISS principle applies. Any complexity will probably eventually lead to an important 'real-time' process being locked out on a queue.
Statistics: Posted by MikeDB — Thu Nov 13, 2025 7:39 am