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RTOS

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RTOS

(1) (RealTime Operating System) An operating system designed for use in a real-time computer system. See real-time system, embedded system, process control and OS-9.

(2) (RTOs) (RealTime Operations) Procedures within an organization that enable information to be distributed to all parties in real time. It implies that day-to-day activities are integrated with existing information systems so that vital up-to-date information is always available to management, employees and the public as required.


RTOS - Real-Time Operating System


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In addition to secure partitioning, we needed an advanced RTOS that could meet our stringent requirements of zero down time.
Because the INTEGRITY RTOS features full memory protection and guaranteed resource availability for application protection, the INTEGRITY port to the JamaicaVM provides substantial portability, developer productivity, and flexibility for safety-critical and realtime software applications.
 
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