The current hectic driver in RROS is incomplete. Depending on hectic driver, the hecitc program runs a truckload of RROS threads both in user and kernel spaces, for exercising the scheduler of the RROS core.
While the real-time kernel functionalities of RROS are largely complete, there is still a lack of performance comparison with other real-time operating systems. The hectic driver, as a performance measurement tool, is essential for such performance comparisons.
The current
hecticdriver in RROS is incomplete. Depending onhecticdriver, the hecitc program runs a truckload of RROS threads both in user and kernel spaces, for exercising the scheduler of the RROS core. While the real-time kernel functionalities of RROS are largely complete, there is still a lack of performance comparison with other real-time operating systems. Thehecticdriver, as a performance measurement tool, is essential for such performance comparisons.