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    R3tos Vs Rtos

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    R3TOS has a higher speed and uses less memory than RTOS. R3TOS's scheduler and allocator are separate units, allowing for faster error prediction and correction. It supports an unlimited number of defined tasks but can only run 250 active tasks simultaneously. Context switching is fast at less than 300 cycles and there is no interrupt lock-out time. R3TOS provides unlimited timeouts and intervals as well as 16 user timers per task and signals/events.

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    R3tos Vs Rtos

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    R3TOS has a higher speed and uses less memory than RTOS. R3TOS's scheduler and allocator are separate units, allowing for faster error prediction and correction. It supports an unlimited number of defined tasks but can only run 250 active tasks simultaneously. Context switching is fast at less than 300 cycles and there is no interrupt lock-out time. R3TOS provides unlimited timeouts and intervals as well as 16 user timers per task and signals/events.

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    R3TOS has a higher speed and uses less memory than RTOS. R3TOS's scheduler and allocator are separate units, allowing for faster error prediction and correction. It supports an unlimited number of defined tasks but can only run 250 active tasks simultaneously. Context switching is fast at less than 300 cycles and there is no interrupt lock-out time. R3TOS provides unlimited timeouts and intervals as well as 16 user timers per task and signals/events.

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    R3tos Vs Rtos

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    Karthi Moorthy
    R3TOS has a higher speed and uses less memory than RTOS. R3TOS's scheduler and allocator are separate units, allowing for faster error prediction and correction. It supports an unlimited number of defined tasks but can only run 250 active tasks simultaneously. Context switching is fast at less than 300 cycles and there is no interrupt lock-out time. R3TOS provides unlimited timeouts and intervals as well as 16 user timers per task and signals/events.

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    R3TOS VS RTOS

    Speed of the R3TOS is high when compared to that of RTOS. During running time
    the memory occupied by R3TOS is less than that of RTOS. In R3TOS scheduler and
    allocator are of separate units so that the error prediction and error correction will
    occur very fast.
    Round-Robin
    Preemptive
    Cooperative
    Task Specifications
    Defined Tasks (max)
    Active Tasks
    Defined Tasks (max)
    User Priorities

    Unlimited
    250
    Unlimited
    1 - 254

    Stack Checking
    Context Switch Time
    Interrupt Lock-Out Time

    < 300 cycles


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    Timer/Signals
    Timeouts
    Intervals
    User Timers
    Signals/Events

    Unlimited
    16 per task

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