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Real-time computing FAQ
(Last updated: Jun. 14, 2000)

The charter of comp.realtime is to provide a forum for discussion of both the theory and practice of real-time computer systems. The group is unmoderated; participation is open to all.

The purpose of this FAQ is to give sufficient knowledge to a new user in the Real-Time field and to serve as a reference to the engineer working in this field. This FAQ gives an overview about each topic and refers to other
ressources (Internet, Publications, Company) for a more complete information.

Table of Contents

I- INTRODUCTION
    What is the purpose of this FAQ?
    What is the charter of comp.realtime?
    Where should I ask questions about real-time systems?
    What is considered good net.etiquette on comp.realtime?
II- DEFINITIONS
    What exactly is meant by real-time?
    What is POSIX 1003.1b (formerly 1003.4)? Where is it available?
    What makes an OS a RTOS?
    What is a good RTOS?
    What is RMA?
III- PUBLICATIONS COVERING REAL-TIME TOPICS
    Books
    Magazines
    Other newsgroup and mailing lists dealing with real-time topics.
    Web Site covering real-time topics
IV- POLEMIC TOPICS
    Is Windows NT (or windows 95) a Real-Time Operating System?
    Which methodology should I use to design a Real-Time System?
    Which programming language should I use to develop a Real-Time System?
    What kind of processor should I use for my Real-Time System?
    What kind of bus should I use for my Real-Time System?
    What Mezzanine technology should I use?
    Dedicated Systems and year 2000: what are the risks?
V- MARKET
    Where can I find informations related to real-time products?
    Where can I find informations about real-time Conferences, Workshops
    and Tradeshows?
    International organisation for standards?
    International User and Manufacturer Groups?
    RTOS Market Study (Mainly Japan Market)
VI- RESEARCH AND FREE PRODUCTS
    Which Research Institute and Universities are involved in the Real-Time field?
    Free Real-Time Product lists
VII- CONTRIBUTIONS AND FAQ LOCATION
    Where can I get the current copy of the FAQs?
    Contributions to comp.realtime FAQs


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