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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-core] use case: possible to boot Posix subsystem in
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Peter W=E4chtler wrote:
>> As a side note, I have a question for the automotive industry people.
>> Would there be an interest in developing an OSEK skin for Xenomai? I
>> have been thinking about that for some time, but still have not found
>> time to start the job. I have read the OSEK spec, and found the
>> interface pretty simple (though some part of the job has to be done
>> offline, and annoyingly need to read XML files). The OSEK com spec, on=

>> the other hand, looks rather scary.
>=20
> There are open source OSEK implementations. AFAIK, all far from complet=
eness.
>=20
> You can start with
> http://opensek.sourceforge.net/
>=20
> or have a look at the list at=20
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSEK

My question is: would you, people working for the automotive industry,
use it. Do you need this, or is OSEK dead and people are using POSIX.

--=20
                                                 Gilles.