Targeting RTOS Qt on eT-Kernel - Blending Qt with RTOS for future smart devices
summary
Port of Qt onto eSOL eT-Kernel delivers a single OS that runs POSIX/TRON-compatible Qt apps and hard real‑time tasks together, claiming seamless integration without a Linux+RTOS split. The SDK includes BSPs, device drivers, an IDE, and multicore support with a single-processor mode to bind real‑time threads for deterministic timing and SMP load balancing for other tasks. Profiling and tracing tools (notably the leot profiler and trace instrumentation) diagnose boot and runtime delays. A demo runs Qt 4.7.1 from the provided SDK.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker
- 1:32Defining smart devices
- 5:51Real time quality in smart devices
- 8:18Challenges in smart device development
- 11:12Technology blending options
- 17:01Linux-compatible RTOS Autos
- 19:52Integrating Qt and real time
- 23:49Multicore support in RTOS
- 27:43System profiling and optimization
- 30:58Summary and challenges
- 32:44Q&A session
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