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Hello (using english, my German is not that good). I've written a small operating system for the MSP430. The name of this operating system is: BaSOS I can hear you thinking "but we allready have some OS-es for the MSP430". Well, I just wanted to write one myself. I allso found SOS a bit cryptic in starting and stuff like that. My OS allso has a nifty memory allocation routine, built have the least possible overhead. I've been writing this OS for some time now, and I guess it is reasonable stable and ready for people to have a look. I'm really interested in some feedback (allso on my forum, please :) ). For more information about BaSOS, and the place to download: http://beumer.xs4all.nl/basos [quote="Bart B"][b]:!: BaSOS 1.0 released :!:[/b] Finally, here we have the first release of BaSOS for the public. I am really interested in hearing about experiences with this OS :) BaSOS 1.0 can be downloaded using the following locations: [url=http://beumer.xs4all.nl/basos/release/1.0/basos.tar.gz]BaSOS & documentation, TAR GZ[/url] [url=http://beumer.xs4all.nl/basos/release/1.0/basos.tar.bz2]BaSOS & documentation, TAR BZIP2[/url] Documentation can allso be [url=http://beumer.xs4all.nl/basos/documentation/index.html]viewed online[/url] The archives allso include a small example. This example will work out of the box on the Easyweb2 board from olimex. The example should be easy to modify for another platform. using 2 leds and a button. Code for this example is minimal, as can be seen [url=http://beumer.xs4all.nl/basos/documentation/main_8c-source.html]here [/url]. If you do not use an Easyweb2 board, you should make a minor adjustment to make the CPU-led use another port (see [url=http://beumer.xs4all.nl/basos/documentation/kernel_8h-source.html#l00011] this source code[/url]) [b]Please, inform me about your experience with this version. Feedback is possible using this forum[/b][/quote]