DescriptionPURE, successor to PEACE, is a family of object-oriented, femtokernel operating systems (OSs); it is an acronym for: Portable, Universal Runtime Executive. Goals: very fine granular dynamic reconfiguration, based on passive instead of only active objects; special purpose, with minimal memory use; provide a portable, universal runtime executive for deeply embedded parallel/distributed systems. Deeply embedded systems have extreme resource constraints in memory, CPU, and power use. Most PURE versions have no realtime abilities, but some do (OSEK) and can be used for soft and hard realtime uses.
DescriptionPURE, successor to PEACE, is a family of object-oriented, femtokernel operating systems (OSs); it is an acronym for: Portable, Universal Runtime Executive. Goals: very fine granular dynamic reconfiguration, based on passive instead of only active objects; special purpose, with minimal memory use; provide a portable, universal runtime executive for deeply embedded parallel/distributed systems. Deeply embedded systems have extreme resource constraints in memory, CPU, and power use. Most PURE versions have no realtime abilities, but some do (OSEK) and can be used for soft and hard realtime uses.
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- PURE (Site) - Portable, Universal Runtime Executive, successor to PEACE. Home site, brief description: strives for very fine granular dynamic reconfiguration, based on passive instead of only active objects. Goal: special purpose OSs with minimal memory use.
- PURE: On the Development of Object-Oriented Operating Systems for Deeply Embedded Systems (Site) - Describes aspects of PURE Project, a small object-oriented portable, universal runtime executive (operating system) for deeply embedded parallel/distributed systems. [ResearchIndex]
- PURE: Design Rationale of the PURE Object-Oriented Embedded Operating System (Site) - Project goal: provide a portable, universal runtime executive for deeply embedded parallel distributed systems. Deeply embedded means systems that have extreme resource constraints in memory, CPU, and power use. [ResearchIndex]
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