As this article indicates [ http://www.reed-electronics.com/ednmag/article/CA41829 ], there are lots of RTOS choices available; also, there is a trend towards specialized middleware that can be configured to work with various RTOS to produce efficient hand-held devices. Just because MicroOS is capable of acting as its own RTOS, it isn't limited to such applications. Since morphing to MicroCAM, it has much more to offer as a middleware solution, and can certainly be adapted to work with low-level RTOS cores such as eCOS, beOS, VxWorks, etc.
no need to ask anyone...it is all laid out on their web site. You may want to go there and take a look at it yourself.
Ittiam makes the claim the platform is "Built on eCos™", not me. Why would they lie?
Why would EDIG design a platform the replaces MicrOS funtionality with eCos? Does eCos handle those task better than MicrOS? What areas does the MicrOS come up short in comparision to eCos that would make EDIG go with that OS?
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