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Online hardware server

Posted by Yap Rak on September 17, 2009

Dear all,

I'm new to RTOS's and operating systems. Thus, I'm new to FreeRTOS. I started to learn this subject from the begining.

To learn RTOS I'm planning to download the real time kernel and try it. However, I dont have a hardware for it. Eventhough, I have an hardware I dont know how to debug my code in a board that supports real time operating systems.

So,here comes my question:

Is there a server that a board is connected to this server and I'm gonna connect to this board through internet and try my code in there?

Best regards.

RE: Online hardware server

Posted by MEdwards on September 17, 2009

If you have a PC you can use the Keil simulator (ARM7/9/CM3), PIC24/dsPIC simulator or OpenWatcom (DOS .exe generated). You can also use either the Windows or Linux simulators. All these options allow you to experiment without any hardware.