Open License Society newsletter on wishes 2008,
OpenComRTOS, OpenSpecs, jobs
OpenComRTOS released. Download Win32 version for
free.
Open License Society is now releasing
OpenComRTOS. Developed using formal
techniques for modeling and verification, the RTOS
kernel itself can be seen as a new generation of Real-Time
Operating Systems. It implements the runtime environment of Open
License Society's systems engineering methodology where the
architecture is defined using a formalised paradigm called
"Interacting Entities". While fairly universal, it
shines through its elegant simplicity. Its concepts
have allowed us to elevate OpenComRTOS to a new
concurrent programming paradigm, in particular suitable for
real-time embedded systems. It targets as well single processor,
multi-core, parallel processing or heterogenous distributed systems.
OpenComRTOS has many innovative and break-through features not
available from any other RTOS: more
details here
First release of OpenSpecs
OpenSpecs is a web technology based application for capturing
Requirements and Specifications. It gives a structured approach for
starting a project and implements the methodology developed by Open
License Society. In an incremental way, people collect requirements,
transform them into specifications and define normal cases, test
cases and fault cases. This is a crucial phase where many
stakeholders can be involved and hence OLS decided to use a web
based approach to allow multi-user, multi-site cooperation.
OpenSpecs also allows to define first architectural elements and a
workplan. At any moment the database can be queried and a hardcopy
document generated. more
details here
Wishes for 2008
What can I wish you for the next year? More power and
gold? Or should I say more of a real life of your own Work and
freedom? Less taxes comes to mind. The world is accelerating at a
brisk pace. Turbulence all over the bloody place, to be taken
literally. The balance is delicate. Shall we all perish in the rush
or shall we find nirvana in peace? Maybe we need the turbulence to
be reminded how peaceful it could be if we all just did all we could
to reach for it. If you ask me, last year was bad enough although
history has seen worse. In any case, I wish you all a better 2008.
It helps to keep repeating the same wishes every year. read
more
Jobs: senior software quality
engineer
In cooperation with Melexis, we are looking for a
senior embedded software quality engineer: more
details here
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