Micrium' µC/OS-III RTOS ported into EnSilica' eSi-RISC processor cores

If you are a µC/OS-III real time Operating System user and intended or interested in using EnSilica's eSi-RISC processor cores, the software and silicon are made to work well. Micrium’s µC/OS-III is now can be ported to eSi-RISC which also includes Micrium’s range of communication software such as USB host/USB device and TCP/IP networking protocol stack. Micrium's µC/OS is one of the most widely used RTOS in the world particularly in MCU application which require small footprint/less memory space consuming RTOS. Micrium's µC/OS typically takes 6-24 KBytes of code space and 1 KByte of data space. Micrium µC/OS-III RTOS is made portable to lot of other SoC chips recently which includes Xilinx' Programmable SoC Zynq, Cortus' 32-bit processor cores. Jean Labrosse, President and CEO of Micrium said combination of µC/OS-III and eSi-RISC is already bearing fruit with joint projects already underway. To make µC/OS more safer Micrium has recently announced the integration of Icon Labs’ Floodgate Security Framework with its µC/OS-III RTOS. Scalable Micrium’s µC/OS-III is a pre-emptive and deterministic multi-tasking RTOS with optional round-robin scheduling and supports unlimited application tasks and kernel objects. µC/OS-III is used in safety-critical and risk-averse applications being pre-certified to avionics (DO-178B Level E up to Level A), industrial control (IEC 61...