threadx Snapshot

Small-footprint (small as 2KB, automatic scaling)
Fast execution (sub microsecond context switch)
Supports all popular processors and tools (see below)
TraceX system analysis support
Advanced Technology:

Preemption-Threshold™
Event Chaining™
Performance Metrics
Execution Profiling
Run-time and Static Stack Analysis
Multicore Support (SMP and AMP)
Downloadable Application Modules
Memory Protection for Downloadable Application Modules

Extensive ThreadX ecosystem
Safety Certifications (DO-178B, FDA510(k), IEC61508, etc)
Deployed in over 1,000,000,000 devices
Full Source Code
Royalty-Free

threadx Processor Support

News

Express Logic’s ThreadX® RTOS Outshines Competition in 2012 Embedded Developer Survey

ThreadX outperformed other RTOSes in project success and on-time completion [+]

Express Logic Celebrates at Design West 2012

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Express Logic Introduces ThreadX-Lite™ for IAR Embedded Workbench Users

Jointly developed, ThreadX-Lite is fully integrated with IAR Embedded Workbench… [+]

Express Logic’s NetX™Achieves Near-Wire Speed on STM32® Platform

NetX high speeds achieved with less than 35% CPU utilization [+]

Win32

ThreadX for Win32

Highlights

Complete ThreadX simulation on top of Win32

Compatible with Green Hills x86 Tools and Microsoft Visual C/C++

Reasonable pricing

No Royalties

Complete ANSI C source code

Easy to use prototyping with real-time performance

Responsive Technical Support

Unlimited Threads, Queues, Event Flags, Timers, Semaphores, Mutexes, Block Pools, and Byte Pools

Flexible memory usage

Timeout available on all thread suspension

Advanced preemption-threshold technique

Low-overhead Application Timers

Size scales automatically

Picokernel architecture for size and speed

Fast Execution (Host Pentium Performance)

Improve Your ThreadX Development

Our Win32 version of ThreadX allows developers to prototype their application in the easy-to-use and prevalent Windows programming environment. Complete ThreadX simulation is achieved using Win32 calls. The ThreadX-specific application code developed in this environment will execute in an identical fashion on the eventual target hardware, allowing real software development to start well before the actual target hardware is available.