Readers can master the development of real-time embedded multithreaded systems by studying the most popular RTOS/processor combination of ThreadX/ARM.
Beginning with a discussion of general concepts and terminology, this book moves on to a specific demonstration system for illustration, investigates the salient features of the reference processor, explores thoroughly the services and features of the reference RTOS, and culminates with a major case study. Pitfalls and problem areas are discussed, and possible solutions are offered.
The book, a professional version, examines many ways in which the reference processor and the reference RTOS can be optimally combined.
