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AVR Butterfly Port of FreeRTOS?Posted by Bob Paddock on January 30, 2005 Has anyone done a port of FreeRTOS to the AVR Butterfly board? Would there be enough RAM on the Butterfly board, it is a 16Meg part, to make such a port worth the effort? RE: AVR Butterfly Port of FreeRTOS?Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on January 30, 2005 1K RAM is a bit limiting, not many tasks could be created. The kernel may still be usefull depending on your requirements though.
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