Re: Introducing NuttX, a realtime BSD

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> From the "but how do you pronounce it" department:
> Title: BSD Real-Time Operating System NuttX Makes Its 100th Release: NuttX 6.33

I looked into this one before, as I was interested in setting up a drone autopilot system
that uses it. This is a far-off goal for me though, as I'm having plenty of fun flying my
planes and multi-rotors manually. Besides, I can get very simple autopilot-like functions
(return to home, GPS boundaries, straight/level flight) with easier-to-manage systems.
If I ever want to do GPS waypoints, however, this is the route I would go:

http://www.pixhawk.org/dev/nuttx/start

In general, NuttX is regarded pretty highly for being a very Linux-like platform with a
tiny footprint (20k to 40k). It also has excellent online documentation.

http://nuttx.org/doku.php?id=documentation

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Introducing NuttX, a realtime BSD RS Wood  <rswood@therandymon.com> - 2014-02-21 00:11 +0000
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