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pratictal guide for Free Rtos and PIC24

Posted by fabrice48 on April 8, 2014

hi all i'am a beginner in os !! two books exists from Free Rtos to start, the api reference manual and several practical guide !! Could someone help me, what practical guide i have to buy for pic24 ?

the practical guide seems to exist not for all ports, i'm not sure to buy the right book thanks fabrice


pratictal guide for Free Rtos and PIC24

Posted by rtel on April 8, 2014

If you are using PIC24 only then I would recommend the 'Standard' edition. If you may use PIC32 in the future then you may also consider the 'PIC32' edition, although it contains some details about interrupt nesting that doesn't apply to the PIC24 parts.

Regards.


pratictal guide for Free Rtos and PIC24

Posted by fabrice48 on April 8, 2014

thank you, in fact, in the future, i will probably work on PIC24 and PIC32. actually, i know pic24 but only in a : while(1) {....} and interrupt mode. I need to "start" with an os, i will use the freertos. the practical guide seems to be (i'm note sure) like a tutoriel, this book will probably explain how to use , and help to understood an os. so i hesitate, reading your message, it's perhaps a good idea for me to read the pic32 edition because it's microchip based. but on the other hand perhaps the standard is more general and give perhaps more information. probably you have the two edition. if you will be me what edition will you choose ?

thank you


pratictal guide for Free Rtos and PIC24

Posted by rtel on April 8, 2014

The standard edition is a subset of the PIC32 edition, so if you will use the PIC32 parts too I would suggest going for the PIC32 edition.

Regards.


pratictal guide for Free Rtos and PIC24

Posted by fabrice48 on April 8, 2014

perfect, thank for your help. just to be 'very' sure, this book is the first i have to read, right ?


pratictal guide for Free Rtos and PIC24

Posted by rtel on April 8, 2014

Yes.


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