From richard at imagecraft.com  Sun Nov  9 21:49:41 2008
From: richard at imagecraft.com (Richard Man)
Date: Sun Nov  9 22:52:14 2008
Subject: [Icc-announce] eMOS for AVR in beta testing
Message-ID: <200811100652.mAA6qBQO012548@mail.imagecraft.com>

eMOS for AVR is now in beta testing. You can find the documentation 
here (http://www.imagecraft.com/pub/emos_avr.pdf). If you are 
interested in participating, please contact us. We believe eMOS' high 
performance features such as preemptive scheduler, tight integration 
with the ImageCraft compiler, combining with safety features such as 
stack checking and virtual watchdog set eMOS apart from other RTOS. 
Of course it has very competitive priced.


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From richard at imagecraft.com  Thu Nov 13 00:09:08 2008
From: richard at imagecraft.com (Richard Man)
Date: Thu Nov 13 01:12:09 2008
Subject: [Icc-announce] Polling for the Future... TCP/IP stack
Message-ID: <200811130912.mAD9C7sE083395@mail.imagecraft.com>

Now that eMOS for AVR (http://www.imagecraft.com/pub/emos_avr.pdf) is 
in beta, time to polish off the crystal balls some more. I have a 
consultant looking at CANLIB for AVR already. I'd think that a 
robust, fast, small, full-feature TCP/IP stack is high on the list of 
things we should do. Problem there is there are 4 qualifiers there, 
and as they usually say, you have 2 out of 3, or 3 out of 4. So what 
features would you want in a TCP/IP stack?

A compiler tie-in is that someone suggested that we provide some sort 
of API so that a program can take a web page HTML with embedded 
references to C variables, e.g.

...// html stuff ...
.... @foo:bar ...


where bar is a local variable in foo, and the API would expand the 
value at runtime. I am not sure what kind of variable reference we 
can allow yet, but you get the idea. Yay or nay?

Comments and suggestions always welcome.

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