Addendum: we have Buildroot and Yocto based platforms too. Not clear on the website right now but we have three platforms actually:
* GRiSP Metal - aka just GRiSP (Erlang/Elxiir + RTEMS)
* GRiSP Alloy - Buildroot Linux based, starts the Erlang/Elixir runtime as process 1 similar to Nerves but more language agnostic (Nerves is for Elixir only) and we support RT Linux and running multiple Erlang Runtimes at different priorities
* GRiSP Forge - Similar to alloy but Yocto based.
The idea is that from the high level language level they are more or less interchangeable.
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quick-question: why go the `rtems` route ? would 'isolcpus' not work in this case ?
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thanks !
With Linux we can only run on larger embedded CPUs that support virtual memory well enough. With RTEMS we can go towards much smaller platforms.
Addendum: we have Buildroot and Yocto based platforms too. Not clear on the website right now but we have three platforms actually:
* GRiSP Metal - aka just GRiSP (Erlang/Elxiir + RTEMS)
* GRiSP Alloy - Buildroot Linux based, starts the Erlang/Elixir runtime as process 1 similar to Nerves but more language agnostic (Nerves is for Elixir only) and we support RT Linux and running multiple Erlang Runtimes at different priorities
* GRiSP Forge - Similar to alloy but Yocto based.
The idea is that from the high level language level they are more or less interchangeable.
ah ! indeed it can. do such platforms have 18m of memory and then some ?
I am not associated with the project, so I cannot answer that.