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When writing an operating system,
(1) what are the basic minimum features that an OS must have to be considered sufficient to be called a real-time OS?
On another note,
(2) what hardware features must a processor design have to be able to support such an OS? and also,
(3) what certain type of instructions in its instruction set must it also have?
(1) what are the basic minimum features that an OS must have to be considered sufficient to be called a real-time OS?
On another note,
(2) what hardware features must a processor design have to be able to support such an OS? and also,
(3) what certain type of instructions in its instruction set must it also have?