Author name: Richard Man

Being the Target

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We don’t talk about our competitors much, if at all, because we believe any potential users can make the best decisions by us providing fully functional demo and they can see how well our tools fit their needs. Our dinosaur logo was something we did on a whim back in 1994. It’s whimisical and it drives right to the heart of our initial rationale for starting the company: we can make a living selling inexpensive compilers. Over the years, our products get more full features so it’s really about “Professional tools that don’t break your bank.” Back to competitors. We […]

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eMOS Draft documentation

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We have a prototype eMOS running now. The latest document is here: http://www.imagecraft.com/pub/emos_avr.pdf. We added some features based on comments and also based on really looking at how best to make eMOS useful for embedded development. For example, dynamic memory can now be tracked, and we added a virtual watchdog system. We believe all these will make eMOS a highly competitive product.

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More on eMOS

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I have updated the “eMOS White Paper” entry with the current list of API. Please check it if you are interested. The tentative pricing is as follows. The initial port will be to the Atmel AVR, to be followed by MSP430/S12/ARM etc. eMOS is licensed and not sold: Evaluation – For non-commercial use only. Binary release included with the ImageCraft compilers. Support up to 5 tasks. Student $99 – Binary release with no task limit for non-commercial use only. STD $695    – binary release with unlimited end user product distribution for a single licensee (*). ADV $1495 – source release

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eMOS Whitepaper

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eMOS – an embedded message passing real time OS eMOS is a real time OS for embedded systems with a preemptive message passing kernel at its core. The message passing API provides a uniform model for supporting additional software stacks such as UART driver, File System, USB stack, TCP/IP and CAN library etc.

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