Express Logic, the company behind ThreadX, was acquired by Microsoft in April 2019. After more than a year of preparation, Microsoft wrapped ThreadX as Azure rtos and opened it on Github. In the domestic embedded community, ThreadX is likely to remain a niche, largely based on previously open source UCOS and FreeRTOS. Of course, in the past two years, with the vigorous promotion and the iteration of new functions, RT-Thread in China has attracted more and more attention. But in high-safety products such as automobiles, industrial equipment, medical equipment and aerospace, ThreadX is a big name. This can be seen from the package of security certifications he has received. Few other RTOS have achieved such a comprehensive and high level of security certification, which must have been the result of many years of iterative use.
Azure RTOS is a small, fast, reliable, and easy-to-use real-time operating system (RTOS) for connecting deeply embedded IoT devices.
GitHub repository, among which the more important are the following:
ThreadX: The repository in which the Rtos resides, the threadX ontology, is the most important repository on which all other repositories depend;
Filex: An embedded file system that has passed various security certifications.
Netxduo, a network protocol stack that supports common Ethernet-related protocols, also has a number of security certifications.
Guix: Graphical interface (GUI) stack;
Geing-started: a repo to help beginners get started quickly;
github.com/azure-rtos
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