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| creator = [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] | | creator = [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] | ||
| year introduced = 1976? | | year introduced = 1976? | ||
| architecture = [[PDP-8]] | | architecture = [[PDP-8 family|PDP-8]] | ||
| type = real-time | | type = real-time | ||
| multitasking = | | multitasking = | ||
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'''RTS/8''' is a compact [[real-time system|real-time]] [[operating system]] designed for the [[PDP-8]] | '''RTS/8''' is a compact [[real-time system|real-time]] [[operating system]] designed for the [[PDP-8 family]] of processors (except the [[PDP-8/S]]). This system allows up to 63 [[task]]s to run concurrently and compete for resources on a fixed priority basis. It can be used for a wide range of [[application]]s in which a number of processes must be monitored and controlled. As with other real-time systems, RTS/8 responds to physical or conceptual events to permit the timely execution and scheduling of tasks. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 20:56, 22 November 2019
| RTS/8 | |
| Type: | real-time |
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| Creator: | DEC |
| Architecture: | PDP-8 |
| Date Released: | 1976? |
RTS/8 is a compact real-time operating system designed for the PDP-8 family of processors (except the PDP-8/S). This system allows up to 63 tasks to run concurrently and compete for resources on a fixed priority basis. It can be used for a wide range of applications in which a number of processes must be monitored and controlled. As with other real-time systems, RTS/8 responds to physical or conceptual events to permit the timely execution and scheduling of tasks.
References
From Bitsavers: RTS/8 User's Manual
